Mr Wang: moving back to a shares the faster the better

Nie Wei Lioth "Our biggest plan is to list on the mainland."　　Asked whether China Mobile is planning to issue renminbi bonds in Hong Kong this year, China Mobile's chairman, Mr Wang, said China Mobile's biggest plan is the mainland listing, "We hope as soon as possible." On the afternoon of March 4, Mr Wang said in an interview with the first financial daily that China Mobile, although a company registered in Hong Kong and listed in Hong Kong, is a fully state-owned enterprise of its parent company, the Chinese mobile Communications Group. "It is natural for the state-owned enterprises to return to the mainland. "China Mobile mainland listing has been discussed for seven or eight years," the crux of the problem is the method of return, Mr Wang said, for an enterprise, whether it is a a-share, international board listing, or through the way of depository receipts, can be accepted. He said regulators were working on specific ways to make red chips, particularly large red chips such as China Mobile, which is good news for China Mobile, "we are optimistic about the return."