The
IPO
is
the
world’s
third
largest
offering
by
a
renewable
energy
company.
Longyuan
sold
2.14
bn
shares
at
HK$8.16
per
share,
at
the
top
end
of
the
price
range
offered
to
investors,
according
to
reports.
Longyuan
has
yet
to
have
made
an
official
announcement
on
the
IPO.
Demand
from
Hong
Kong
and
investors
far
exceeded
expectations,
traders
said,
adding
that
buying
was
led
by
Chinese
sovereign
wealth
fund
China
Investment
Corp,
and
US
billionaire
Wilbur
Ross’
WL
Ross
&
Co.
The
share
issue
was
managed
by
investment
banks
Morgan
Stanley
and…
