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After an IPO Rush, a Factory Town's Hangover
After an IPO Rush, a Factory Town's Hangover
A Fujian Province city pushed local companies to go public, and now they’re reaping the consequences
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A shop manufacturing plant of a Jinjiang-based sportware company |
(Beijing) -- It seemed the right thing to do in 2001 when officials in the factory city of Jinjiang opened a special office that actively encouraged local companies to list on stock markets.
Jinjiang, population 2 million, is an important manufacturing base on the Fujian Province coast. Its economy relies on a diverse mix of garment and shoe factories, including several profitable makers of sportswear.
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