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Haidilao, a popular Chinese hot pot restaurant chain, said on July 11 that it is considering the possibility of splitting overseas subsidiary Super Hi International Holding Ltd, listing it on the HKEx by way of introduction.
Haidilao has launched a scoring system for its employees to select a successor to the chairman and founder of the company Zhang Yong, who announced plans to retire within the next 15 years.
Super Hi International Holding Ltd., the overseas business subsidiary of Chinese hot pot restaurant chain Haidilao, formally submitted a prospectus to the Hong Kong Stock Exchange (HKEx) on July 13, planning to list on its main board by way of introduction.
Haidilao announced its financial results for the fiscal year of 2019 and said its expansion plan will not be affected by the coronavirus pandemic.
Popular Chinese hot pot restaurant chain Haidilao has reportedly been privately labelling customers within their member system, recording customers' physical characteristics and individual needs.
Chinese hot pot restaurant chain Haidilao has announced audited financial results for the year ended December 31, 2021.
Haidilao, a popular Chinese hot pot restaurant chain, on August 30 released its financial report for the first half of this year. The company is considering the possibility of resuming operations at some stores that had been closed under last year's cost reduction plan.
After submitting its prospectus in May, Haidilao International Holding Ltd. is finally going public on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange on Sept. 26. The company...
Chinese hot pot restaurant chain Haidilao announced on Tuesday that its Deputy CEO and COO Yang Lijuan has now been named the new CEO.
Haidilao, a Chinese hot pot restaurant chain, announced on September 21 that it plans to implement a rotating Chief Operating Officer plan. Regional managers, leaders of functional departments, and directors of committees will all eligible to participate if they meet certain conditions.
Chinese hotpot chain Haidilao has been in the middle of a controversy after hiking up prices to offset the damages caused by the COVID-19 epidemic.
Tables in some of the chain’s restaurants are now equipped with “Do not disturb” flip-boards. Customers who do not want to be approached too often by waiters can use the sign to fend off their insistent advances.