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On September 9, AI firm Megvii Technology gained approval to carry out a public listing on the Shanghai Sci-Tech Innovation Board (STAR Market). The IPO path of the company has not been smooth.
Koolearn Technology Holding Limited, an online education company under New Oriental Education & Technology Group Inc., filed for an initial public offering ...
Almost three years after Didi emerged triumphant in the war for the Chinese market, the two ride-hailing companies have again clashed over emerging markets like Latin America. As Uber and Didi are at different stages in their development, with different strategies, the key question is: what's next in the race for global mobility domination?
The long-term rental service provider Danke Apartment updated its F-1 prospectus filed to the US SEC and it is expected to be listed on New York Stock Exchange with the ticker symbol “DNK”.
ECARX Holdings, Inc., a global mobility tech company, has entered into a merger agreement with COVA Acquisition Corp. and expects to be listed on the Nasdaq upon completion of the transaction.
Consulting agency Ernst & Young (EY) revealed a report on Dec. 21 that the initial public offerings (IPO) volume on the Shanghai Stock Exchange (SSE) ranked first worldwide compared to other markets.
JD Logistics, the distribution arm of Chinese e-commerce giant JD.com, is planning to submit an initial public offering application to the Hong Kong stock exchange as soon as this month, according to reports.
Nayuki’s Tea on Wednesday announced that recent reports regarding food safety issues and the review of the regulatory authorities will not have any significant adverse impact on the group's operations and financial situation.
China’s largest question-and-answer platform Zhihu will price 55 million shares to be issued Friday at $9.5 each, aiming to launch a $522.5 million initial public offering (IPO) in the US.
Zhihu, the largest online Q&A community in China, was officially listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange (HKEx) on Friday, becoming the first Chinese internet company to return to Hong Kong by means of a dual primary listing.
According to recent reports, Chinese autonomous driving technology startup WeRide is considering an initial public offering, which may raise about $500 million. However, WeRide has denied the report.
NYSE-listed Chinese education giant New Oriental Education & Technology Group Inc. on Oct. 28 announced to launch its public offering in Hong Kong.