Clenergy lists on the Shanghai Stock Exchange

January 17, 2017
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According to the successful listing on the Shanghai Stock Exchange A Share is both a great milestone and a strong new start for Clenergy. Source: Clenergy

Clenergy, best known for its mounting systems for utility-scale and commercial rooftop solar power systems, has officially listed on the Shanghai Stock Exchange on 12 January 2017 at 5.57 yuan (US$0.81).

Clenergy debuted with a total share capital of 273 million shares, and a listing capital of 68.45 million shares. On the first day of trading, the China-based firm reached a price-earning ration of 22.9.

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Company president Daniel Hong signed the Listing Agreement with the Stock Exchange’s lead counsel at the ceremony. 

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