
Tencent to Spin off its Music Division for an IPO in the U.S.
Tencent Holdings Limited announced on July 8 night that the company will spin off and list its online music entertainment business, Tencent Music Entertainment ...
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Tencent Holdings Limited announced on July 8 night that the company will spin off and list its online music entertainment business, Tencent Music Entertainment ...
Uxin Limited, China's leading used auto trading platform, filed for an initial public offering on Tuesday, seeking investments of up to $500 million on the Nasd...
In last week’s China VC news: Shenezhen-based robotic automation startup Youibot raises 100 million yuan, crypto services provided Babel Finance bags a $40 million Series A and insurtech firm Yuanbao capitalizes on competitor Waterdrop’s IPO by raising a 1 billion yuan Series C round.
On March 29, iQIYI became officially listed on NASDAQ with the ticker symbol IQ. At $18 per share, it has raised a total of $2.25 billion. SEE ALSO: China’s Ne...
Here's this week's roundup of China tech stories. It seems like the more fame you have, the more likely you are to become victim to cyber bullying. Famou...
Suzhou C*Core Technology Co., Ltd., an embedded CPU design company, was listed on the Shanghai Stock Exchange's STAR Market at an issue price of 41.98 yuan ($6.58) per share.
GoerTek, a Chinese company in the acoustic, optical and microelectronics industries, announced on Thursday that its subsidiary Goer Microelectronics was accepted for an IPO on the ChiNext Board of the Shenzhen Stock Exchange on Tuesday.
Alibaba Group might be eyeing a public listing in Hong Kong as early as November to raise up to $15 billion, people familiar with the matter said on October 30.
According to its related prospectus disclosed at the end of February, electric vehicle firm NIO has applied to the main board of the Singapore Exchange Limited for a second listing by way of introduction.
It was reported that Bitmain had secretly submitted listing applications to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), and the underwriter was Deutsche Bank.
On the evening of July 29th, the Wall Street Journal reported that Didi, an online ride-hailing company, was considering privatization to appease the dissatisfaction of Chinese authorities. The report said that the company would also compensate investors for losses incurred by the company's listing in the United States a month earlier. Didi later denied this report on its official Weibo channel. Prior to that time, the company's pre-market share price spiked 50%.
This Thursday on May 16, Baidu Inc. released its unaudited first quarter financial results for the quarter ended March 31, 2019.