Guardian: Danish-based Dong Energy, a major investor in British offshore windfarms, is heading for the worlds biggest stock market flotation so far this year with a price tag for the entire business of 106.5bn kroner (11bn).
The group, which has been a flag carrier for companies moving from fossil fuels to renewable energy, expects to sell up to 17% of its shares, each priced between 200 and 255 kroner.
The Copenhagen government, which owns 59% of Dong, said it wanted to retain a controlling half stake...