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Atomization technology is enabled by liquid-vaporizing coils, such as this ceramic model developed by FEELM, a tech brand belonging to global vaping industry leader SMOORE.
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Atomization technology is enabled by liquid-vaporizing coils, such as this ceramic model developed by FEELM, a tech brand belonging to global vaping industry leader SMOORE.
The freemium music streaming platform NetEase Cloud Music was priced at HK $205 ($26.29) per share, the midpoint of the file price range.
Chinese SaaS service provider Youzan Technology Inc. submitted an updated application to the Hong Kong Stock Exchange this Monday, with GF Capital (Hong Kong) Limited as its sole sponsor.
Tuya Smart, an IoT development platform provider, was officially listed on July 5 to the main board of the Hong Kong Stock Exchange by way of a dual listing, under stock code "2391."
Tiantu Capital is expected to become the first local VC listed on the National Equities Exchange and Quotation (NEEQ) and Hong Kong Stocks Exchange in China.
The suspension of the dual primary listing plan in Hong Kong of Full Truck Alliance, a Chinese digital freight platform, was denied by a source close to the company.
The property management services firm owned by Vanke called Onewo Space-Tech Service Co., Ltd. (Onewo) has formally submitted an application for a public listing.
According to a document disclosed by the Hong Kong Stock Exchange (HKEx) on August 17, Dingdang Health, a digital medical services provider, has passed its listing hearing. Its sponsors are CICC and CMB International.
Tuya Smart, an IoT cloud platform listed on the NYSE, has passed the listing hearing of HKEx and will raise capital from June 22 to June 27.
On Thursday, Chinese electric vehicle maker NIO successfully listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange. The company's ticker symbol is "9866" and the stock closed at HK$158.90 today, after trading as high as HK$169.5.
Reuters reported on Tuesday that Chinese housing broker KE Holdings is planning a Hong Kong stock market listing with an aim to raise $2 billion in funds. In an emailed response to Reuters, KE denied the plan.
China Tourism Group Duty Free Corporation Limited, a travel retailer, submitted its prospectus to the Hong Kong Stock Exchange again on Thursday, proposing to list on the main board, with CICC and UBS as co-sponsors.