ownership level: The remarks come as overseas investors were stopped from buying shares in Shenzhen-listed Han's Laser Technology as the offshore ownership level neared the 30 percent cap, according to a report from sina on Tuesday, according to Global Times China. The first similar suspension involved Shanghai International Airport in May 2015, half a year after the opening of the Shenzhen-Hong Kong Stock Connect, the report said. As more foreign capital moves into China's continuously opening A-share market, more challenges may emerge and the country will roll out more reforms to facilitate and protect foreign investments, they noted. So far, there have been just two cases, but there's a rising possibility that more will occur. More foreign cash is expected to flow in as index provider MSCI is increasing the weight of A shares in some of its indices, experts noted. Discussion of relaxing the limit might start in 2019, if more cases emerge, said Li Daxiao, chief economist at Shenzhen-based Yingda Securities.
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