
Baidu Considers Secondary Listing in Hong Kong
Following Alibaba’s historic secondary listing on the Hong Kong stock exchange, other Chinese tech giants including Baidu are considering a similar strategy, according to IPOzaozhidao.
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Following Alibaba’s historic secondary listing on the Hong Kong stock exchange, other Chinese tech giants including Baidu are considering a similar strategy, according to IPOzaozhidao.
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In last week’s China VC news, Meridian Capital announces the closing of its 2.12 billion yuan Fund VI, Zhangmen submits documents for a New York IPO, and China Merchants Bank partners with blockchain developer Nervos Foundation.
Wu Bing, the CEO of SAIC subsidiary Rising Auto, stated on August 26 that the firm currently has no plans to go public for financing, during the 2022 Chengdu Auto Show.
I-Mab, a Shanghai-based developer of biologic treatments for cancers and autoimmune disorders, has filed for an IPO on the Nasdaq under the symbol “IMAB”.
Ant Group on August 22 refuted online rumors that a senior Hangzhou government official currently under disciplinary investigation had bought shares in the company during its IPO.
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According to Tencent News, Ctrip plans to return to Hong Kong for a secondary listing and has recently approached a number of Chinese and foreign investment banks.
As China’s fastest-growing toymaker, Pop Mart International Group announced today that the company is planning to sell 135.7 million new shares to global investors
The Shanghai Stock Exchange disclosed on Tuesday that the application of Shanghai Southchip Semiconductor Technology Co., Ltd. for a listing on the STAR Market had been accepted.
Last week, Ant Group announced that it sought to be co-listed in The Stock Exchange of Hong Kong and the Nasdaq-like STAR market in Shanghai Stock Exchange.
Workforce operations platform Quhuo Limited (QH) announced it had filed a registration statement with the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).