
Yonghong Tech to Go Public in Hong Kong
Yonghong Tech, a big data and business intelligence analytical services unicorn company, is planning to go public in Hong Kong.
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Yonghong Tech, a big data and business intelligence analytical services unicorn company, is planning to go public in Hong Kong.
Yoho Group, an e-commerce startup based in Hong Kong, listed on the main board of the Hong Kong Stock Exchange on Friday.
News emerged that the video department of Zhihu, a Q&A platform to be listed in Hong Kong, will lay off about 60% to 70% of its employees. Zhihu denied the layoff rumor on Tuesday.
Chinese artificial intelligence startup SenseTime will begin offering shares on the exchange on December 7.
Chinese e-commerce firm JD.com announced on March 30 that it is planning to spin off its property and industrial units and list them on the Hong Kong stock exchange. JD.com would hold more than 50% of Jingdong Property Inc and Jingdong Industrials Inc after the completion of the spinoffs.
Chinese electric-vehicle maker Leapmotor is considering an initial public offering in Hong Kong that could raise at least $1 billion and happen as soon as next year, Bloomberg reported Tuesday. Leapmotor denied the report.
According to a document disclosed by the Hong Kong Stock Exchange (HKEx) on January 3, AInnovation has submitted its IPO application, with UBS, CICC and China Renaissance as co-sponsors.
Dingdang Health, a digital medical services provider, was officially listed on the main board of the Hong Kong Stock Exchange with "9886" as the ticker symbol on September 14.
According to a statement on Wednesday by the Hong Kong Stock Exchange (HKEx), In-Tech Holdings has submitted another application for a public listing, with Dongxing Securities (Hong Kong) as its sole sponsor.
Intra-city freight platform Kuaigou Dache, known as GoGoX overseas, filed a prospectus for a planned listing on the HKEx main board, according to HKEx filings.
Premium bubble tea chain Nayuki Holdings passed a hearing for its initial public offering on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, becoming the first publicly-listed Chinese high-end beverage brand.
Chinese Twitter-like platform Weibo announced plans to sell 11 million shares globally through its IPO in Hong Kong, including 5.5 million new shares and 5.5 million sales shares.