CHINA RESOURCES POWER DEBUT

China Resources Power Holdings chairman Song Lin (left) and Wang Shuai-ting, the deputy chairman and chief executive, toast the stock-market debut of the independent power producer. But by the end of the day the share price had slipped 1.78 per cent from its offer price to finish at $2.75 after hitting a high of $3.05. Trading in the company, the energy investment flagship of State Council-controlled China Resources (Holdings), was hectic as 507.72 million shares worth $1.48 billion changed hands.