SHANGHAI: Some of China’s biggest companies may see a shake-up of their ownership structures if authorities follow through on reported plans to lift a ban on share sales by owners of state enterprises (SoEs).
A trial that would raise or remove the limit on the public float of mainland companies listed in Hong Kong, known as H-shares, would mark another step in China’s push to open its markets and assets to foreigners.
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