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Since Honor announced the completion of a new round of financing in November this year, rumors about the Chinese smartphone maker's upcoming reverse takeover have been raging.
On Sunday evening, the Shanghai Stock Exchange issued an urgent notice to make adjustments and convergence arrangements to cope with the city's snap lockdown.
The China Securities Regulatory Commission granted approval for Leapmotor to issue a maximum of 290 million overseas listed foreign shares. After this is completed, the EV maker can be listed on the main board of the HKEx.
On the first day of its listing, Nayuki's Tea dropped by over 10%, dropping to the lowest price of HK $17.3 per share and an issue price of HK $19.8 per share.
Hangzhou-based internet giant Alibaba stated on November 17 that it will not complete a primary listing in Hong Kong before the end of the year as initially planned. This delay comes as the firm struggles with slowing growth at home.
Logory Logistics, a digital freight platform, was officially listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange on March 9. The company offered 43.211 million shares globally at a price of HK $2.9 per share and raised approximately HK $125 million.
On August 31, Beijing-based tech company ByteDance held an All Hands staff meeting event. During the more than one-hour event, management responded to many problems and challenges facing ByteDance at present.
Alibaba Group announced on July 26 that its board of directors has authorized the company’s management to apply for a primary listing on the Main Board of the Hong Kong Stock Exchange (HKEx).
Logistics platform GOGOX was officially listed on the main board of the Hong Kong Stock Exchange under the ticker symbol "2246" on Friday.
The latest news shows that Didi Chuxing, a Chinese online ride-hailing giant, has been wooed by US stock investors.
Chinese power bank rental company Energy Monster has recently announced its intentions to go public in the United States.
On September 30, Asia Innovations Group Limited (AIG), a Singapore-based mobile app developer, announced that it had signed a business merger agreement with Magnum Opus Acquisition Limited (NYSE: OPA), a special purpose acquisition company (SPAC).