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:The Daily Deal/Reuters: China's Red Flag Linux to fly IPO
The Daily Deal/Reuters: China's Red Flag Linux to fly IPO
Jul 31, 2000, 12 :05 UTC (2 Talkback[s]) (3147 reads)
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"Red Flag Software Co., nurtured by the Chinese government's top science think tank and President Jiang Zemin's eldest son, says it aims to take China's Linux-based software operating system to the world."

"The company, controlled by the Chinese Academy of Sciences, has hired an adviser for an initial public offering, possibly on Hong Kong's Growth Enterprise Market (GEM), chairman Sun Yufang said. He declined to provide a timetable or identify the financial adviser for the listing."

"Jiang's eldest son, Jiang Mianheng, is vice-director of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, which holds about 60% of Red Flag Software."

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The most interesting comment is right at ...   10% of desktop   
mw
Jul 31, 2000, 15:00:23
 
I'd sure like to!
Welcome to Linux, ...   It will be hard to get a piece of this IPO but   
Jerry Kreps
Jul 31, 2000, 22:24:49
 
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