Investors shunning stocks could upset the biggest China IPO in years

Lacklustre debuts on Shanghai’s new Star market haven’t helped, with the board losing its shine amid a flood of issuance.

BEIJING: What’s poised to be China’s biggest listing since 2015 faces a headwind: investors are losing interest in mainland stocks.

State-owned lender Postal Savings Bank of China Co is looking to raise around 28.4 billion yuan (US$4bil) in what would be the largest onshore share sale since 2015.