Cornerstones lined up for half of Tianjin bank $1.2bn float

Jonathan Breen

March 15, 2016 05:00 am

tianjin2_230px — Bell is located in the Haihe River in Tianjin Century Sea, west of Tianjin station, the liberation of 5,000 square meters of green land bridge on the island. Century clocks 40 meters high, 14.6 meters in diameter, the base area of 74.4 square meters, more than 170 tons weight, whole body metal, streamer splendor. Pendulum up and down, sun and moon shine. Dials of the clock circle, surround the stars, Chinese and Western fusion, and a Heaven. Classical and modern seamless, meaning time and space continue, no time to waste. Millennium Bell The bell diameter of 14 meters per side, covering about 154 square meters, 12 diameter of 2.6 meters and weighing about 1 ton of bronze reliefs were 12 constellations. Core and clock panel file pointer with hollow flower production, look simple and elegant. Covered with heavy wrought copper base the size of gears, chains and a huge steel screws, rivets, and the old bridge with each other against the background of the liberation, to tell people in China's modern industry from here. | jinlin yu/琳十二 - Fotolia

Chinese regional lender Bank of Tianjin has kicked off bookbuilding for its Hong Kong IPO after covering over half of the up to HK$9.5bn ($1.2bn) with cornerstone investors.

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