
Number of Chinese IPOs in US Hit Eight-Year High
Some 33 Chinese companies got listed on the New York Stock Exchange and Nasdaq in 2018, a great leap from 2017's 17 listings.
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Some 33 Chinese companies got listed on the New York Stock Exchange and Nasdaq in 2018, a great leap from 2017's 17 listings.
TikTok owner ByteDance is planning to launch an offshore public listing for short video app Douyin, the Chinese version of TikTok, which could value the company at roughly $400 billion in the private market.
According to JIEMIAN.COM, Dingdong Maicai, a Chinese fresh grocery app, downsized its initial public offering (IPO) in the US to a quarter of its planned target on Monday.
China’s cloud services provider Kingsoft Cloud Holdings Ltd. shares rose 40% on Friday in the first major trading on the NASDAQ stock exchange.
Chagee currently operates a total of 5,699 stores in mainland China, with over 70% of them opened in the last two years.
Full Truck Alliance is reportedly planning a second listing in Hong Kong, and will submit a formal application as soon as this month.
BlueCity Holdings Ltd, the parent company of gay dating app Blued, submitted a prospectus to the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) today.
It has been slightly over two months since Didi’s autonomous driving division was spun off into an independent entity in an attempt to stimulate the company’s efforts in R&D and product application.
Alibaba's financial services arm Ant Group has won the rights to a plot of land in Shanghai's Huangpu District. Analysts have suggested that the move may indicate Alibaba is accelerating its split with Ant Group, so as to promote the latter's restart of an IPO bid.
This week on TechBuzz China, our hosts Rui Ma and Ying-Ying Lu discuss two major stories in China tech. Rui talks about the upcoming initial public offering of ...
On June 24th, Meiyou, a Chinese Internet company, withdrew their application for an IPO and listing in China.
China’s Hefu-Noodle is planning to list its shares outside the country’s borders, according to Juewei Food, a stewed-snack producer whose wholly-owned subsidiary Shenzhen Wangju Investment controls 16.92% of the popular noodle restaurant chain.