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Chinese vehicle manufacturer Geely Automobile announced through the Hong Kong Stock Exchange on December 13 that its subsidiary Zeekr, a premium electric car brand, has submitted a draft registration statement for a possible IPO to the US SEC on a confidential basis.
Xiaomi is currently preparing for its much-anticipated IPO, and the company will start selling smartphone products in the U.S. as early as this year. SEE ALSO:...
Ant Group on the evening of Nov. 5, Beijing local time, announced to officially start to refund the $2.8 trillion on Nov. 6 to Shanghai investors
Luckin Coffee, the Starbucks challenger in China, is seeking to raise up to $510 million in the U.S. initial public offering (IPO).
On Apr. 3, Ruhnn, an Alibaba-backed Chinese influencer startup went listed on NASDAQ, with a ticker symbol of “RUHN” and issuing price of $12.5. The total financing is expected to reach $1,250 million.
Shenzhen Growatt has submitted a prospectus to the Hong Kong Stock Exchange (HKEx) in a bid to list on its main board. The co-sponsors of the move are Credit Suisse and CICC.
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.
While media reported that Megvii suspended its IPO listing in HK, Megvii told us it's false.
Having faked its revenue numbers, Luckin became a laughing stock of a unicorn, with analysts on both sides of the pond contemplating over what outcomes this situation will have on a larger scale for Chinese businesses abroad.
Chinese ride-hailing giant Didi Chuxing went public on the New York Stock Exchange on Wednesday night with an issue price of $14, meaning that the company’s market value is expected to reach about $67 billion.
REPT, a Chinese electric vehicle battery manufacturer backed by leading nickel and stainless steel producer Tsingshan Holding Group, has submitted an application for an overseas public listing.
News emerged recently that regulatory authorities in China had investigated projects involving Xiaomi's industry chain that are currently under review by Shanghai's STAR Market and ChiNext.