HONG KONG -- Chinese miner Inner Mongolia Yitai Coal Co Ltd fell 2.6 percent in early trading on Thursday, after raising nearly $900 million in the second-largest equity capital markets deal in Hong Kong so far in 2012.
The company, which already has B-shares traded in Shanghai, traded at HK$41.9 shortly after opening, after selling 162.8 million new shares at HK$43 ($5.4)?each last week. Yitai Coal's deal was the second biggest share sale in Hong Kong this year after Chinese stock brokerage Haitong Securities' $1.85 billion stock offer in April.
BOC International and China International Capital Corp were sponsors and joint bookrunners with BNP Paribas , Bank of America Merrill Lynch, Macquarie and UBS.
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