Premium bubble tea chain Nayuki Holdings passed a hearing for its initial public offering on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, becoming the first publicly-listed Chinese high-end beverage brand.
China’s Generation Z and millennials are keen on taking up new and unconventional occupations that match their hobbies and personal interests, according to a study published on Monday.
On Dec. 3, Nayuki's Tea held its second “Tea Drinkers Summit" in Shanghai. At the summit, Nayuki released a white paper along with CBNData revealing young people’s beverage drinking habits in 2020.
