Singapore's largest-ever listing hit by Japan crisis on trade debut

Monsters and Critics, 18 Mar 2011
Singapore - Hutchison Port Holdings Trust on Friday made a weak debut on Singapore's stock exchange as shares of the bourse's largest-ever listing fell amid concerns about Japan's nuclear crisis.
The share price opened at 0.975 US dollars, down from the offer price of 1.01 US dollars, and ended at 0.95 US dollars per share. Full story

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