Warburg Pincus backs property developer Jinmao’s HK IPO
Warburg Pincus has agreed to buy HK$77.5 million worth of shares in Chinese property developer Jinmao Investments’ Hong Kong IPO, which is targeting up to HK$3.39 billion ($437 million).
The private equity firm is one of four cornerstone investors that will between them contribute HK$310 million, according to a regulatory filing. Jinmao is selling 600 million share-stapled units at HK$5.35-5.65...
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