
Chinese Power Bank Rental Company Energy Monster Sets Sights on US Listing
Chinese power bank rental company Energy Monster has recently announced its intentions to go public in the United States.
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Chinese power bank rental company Energy Monster has recently announced its intentions to go public in the United States.

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Didi updated its prospectus on June 25th, Beijing time. The new document shows that the ride-hailing firm expects to issue 288 million shares, and plans to raise a total of about $4 billion, with a maximum of about $4.6 billion.

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The high-end electric vehicle brand Zeekr under the Chinese car manufacturer Geely has restarted its IPO in New York to raise up to $500 million, which is lower than the previously set target of over $1 billion.

Chinese mining firm Tianqi Lithium seeks to pass a listing hearing for the Hong Kong Stock Exchange (HKEx) on Thursday, to raise between $1 billion and $1.5 billion.

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Freight logistics company Huailian Supply Chain Management Co., Ltd. completed the audit of asset M&A, and scheduled to formally submit an application for listing on the Nasdaq in May.

On September 22, a document from the Hong Kong Stock Exchange (HKEx) showed that Flowing Cloud, a Chinese tech firm, passed the listing hearing and it will start trading on the main board of the exchange.

Zhang Ran, partner and CFO of WM Motor, revealed in an interview on October 15 that the company has successfully completed a D1 round of financing this month and will look towards listing overseas in the future.