Vietnam's PV Power could raise US$600m from IPO and key investors
Ho Chi Minh City
PETROVIETNAM Power Corp, Vietnam's second-largest power producer, said the sale of a 49 per cent stake to strategic investors and through an initial public offering could fetch about US$600 million.
PV Power, as it is better known, is open to selling as much as 60 per cent of the company, contingent on government approval, according to a document posted on its website.
The IPO and stake sale to one or two strategic investors are expected to occur simultaneously in …
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