Trade halted after Hanergy plunges nearly 50%
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CHINA'S Hanergy Thin Film Power Group said trade in its shares was suspended after its stock fell nearly 50 per cent in less than one hour on Wednesday - a sudden and brutal decline after a long run-up in market value that had left analysts puzzled.
The company, controlled by founder Li Hejun, said in a statement that trade had been suspended, "pending release of an announcement containing inside information". Hanergy officials were not available to comment despite repeated calls to their Beijing offices.
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