Chinese companies forced to scale back IPO plans

Two of the most prominent companies in Hong Kong have been forced to slash their initial public offerings by up to 66% amid difficult conditions for the Chinese new issues market.

China Power International, the Chinese power producer, said on Monday it would raise HK$2.57bn (€272m) from its listing due on October 15, a third of what had been estimated earlier this year.

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