HONG KONG -- China Mobile, the world's largest telecommunications operator by subscribers, aims to fetch a premium of more than 50% as the Hong Kong-listed company sells shares to domestic investors for the first time.
Country's largest debut share sale 'implements national strategy'
China Mobile Chairman Yang Jie said fundraising was "only a part of our considerations" in making plans to list in Shanghai. © Reuters
HONG KONG -- China Mobile, the world's largest telecommunications operator by subscribers, aims to fetch a premium of more than 50% as the Hong Kong-listed company sells shares to domestic investors for the first time.