Share spike baffles Ming Yang

Ming Yang wind turbines in China

Chinese turbine manufacturer Ming Yang says it has no idea why its shares spiked on the New York Stock Exchange yesterday, beyond positive sentiment about the wind market in China.

Zhongshan-based Ming Yang was notified by NYSE about “significant and unusual trading activity” in its stock price and volume, after its shares rose as high as $2.08 on Thursday from an opening price of $1.44, before eventually falling back to $1.65 at the end of the day.

Ming Yang says it is unaware of any specific reason, beyond reports of China’s recently-announced plans to increase installed wind power capacity by 18GW in 2013.

“In particular, there have been no corporate developments or events to support this significant and unusual trading activity,” says Log in to read complete article.

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