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The value of mainland China's public offerings for this year will hit a record $61bn (€42bn, ¡ê29bn) this week when PetroChina debuts in Shanghai, leaving New York, London and Hong Kong trailing in its wake.

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PetroChina shares will start trading in Shanghai today, having raised $8.9bn in mainland China's largest initial public offering this year.

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The listing of China's biggest energy group, currently the world's second most valuable company behind Exxon, follows several recent multi-billion dollar A-share listings of Chinese banks, insurance and energy companies.

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PetroChina, a unit of China National Petroleum Corp, is already listed on the Hong Kong exchange.

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The PetroChina listing will take the aggregate raised this year by mainland Chinese listings to a record $61bn - more than twice that of Hong Kong, which in recent years has been the primary centre of capital raising for Chinese companies. By comparison, listings in the US have raised $51bn this year, while $43bn has been raised in the UK in initial public offerings, according to Dealogic, the data provider.

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PetroChina's Shanghai trading debut comes ahead of tomorrow's landmark $1.5bn initial public offering in Hong Kong of Alibaba.com, China's leading online business-to-business marketplace, which generated an unprecedented investor frenzy.

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Alibaba.com shares have attracted a record $160bn worth of domestic retail and global institutional demand. Its shares were priced last week at HK$13.50 and activity in Hong Kong's "grey" market last week suggested that they could rise at least 50 per cent when dealings begin.

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Alibaba.com is the first large Asian technology company to shun a primary listing on Nasdaq in favour of a regional exchange. In the past, Asian technology companies have typically listed on Nasdaq because of greater investor liquidity and understanding.


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