The Chinese travel services provider said that stock will be priced at $9 per share, explaining that it will use the net proceeds for acquisitions and working capital purposes.
Stocks of Universal Travel Group dropped $1.28, or 12 percent, to $9.07 due to investors concerns of the stock possibly becoming more diluted. The offering is targeted to close Tuesday.
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