China Resources Power renewable unit gets Shenzhen listing nod
On April 28, China Resources Power (CRP) obtained the green light from the Shenzhen Stock Exchange's listing committee for its renewable energy subsidiary, China Resources New Energy Holdings, to pursue an A-share offering. This initiative still awaits registration approval from the China Securities Regulatory Commission and remains contingent on market conditions. The endorsement marks a significant step in a plan initially revealed in March 2023, bringing the state-owned power producer closer to completion after nearly three years of groundwork. CRP operates power plants across 31 provinces, making it one of the foremost renewable energy providers in China. The listing underscores the robust demand for clean energy, fueled by the nation’s long-term decarbonization goals.
Key facts
- Shenzhen Stock Exchange listing committee approved the A-share offering of China Resources New Energy Holdings on April 28.
- The deal still requires registration approval from the China Securities Regulatory Commission.
- The plan was first announced in March 2023.
- CRP has been preparing for the listing for roughly three years.
- CRP's power plants span 31 provinces.
- CRP is a state-backed power producer.
- The listing highlights strong demand for clean energy in China.
- China's long-term decarbonisation targets drive the demand for clean energy.
Entities
Institutions
- China Resources Power
- China Resources New Energy Holdings
- Shenzhen Stock Exchange
- China Securities Regulatory Commission
Locations
- Shenzhen
- China