Shares of Lifan Industry (Group) Co, which raised 2.9 billion yuan ($437 million) in an initial public offering, will make their trading debut in the Shanghai Stock Exchange on Thursday.
Property measures inspection launchedProceeds will help bankroll several projects, including a passenger car facility with annual production capacity of 150,000 units, it said previously.
AIG owns a 13.5 percent stake in Lifan through a unit called Join State Ltd.
China, which eclipsed the United States as the world's biggest auto market last year, has been a bright spot amid a global industry that is still recovering from a steep downturn.
Other Chinese automakers, such as FAW Group and Chery Automobile, also plan to go public to help raise funds for production expansion.
