
Wuhan-based Bestore Livestreams IPO in Shanghai
Bestore, a high-end snack store chain headquartered in Wuhan, listed on the Shanghai Stock Exchange on February 24.
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Bestore, a high-end snack store chain headquartered in Wuhan, listed on the Shanghai Stock Exchange on February 24.
Consulting agency Ernst & Young (EY) revealed a report on Dec. 21 that the initial public offerings (IPO) volume on the Shanghai Stock Exchange (SSE) ranked first worldwide compared to other markets.
Chinese electric vehicle (EV) company Weltmeister Motor is rumored to have postponed its scheduled initial public offering (IPO) following negative media coverage of the company.
Jonjee Hi-Tech owned by Baoneng Investment Group issued a reply to announcement on receiving a Supervision Letter from the Shanghai Stock Exchange, disclosing the amount of debt and the assets of its holders.
The Shanghai Stock Exchange has accepted the IPO application of Cloudwalk, a domestic AI enterprise.
Union Semiconductor (Hefei) Co., Ltd. received approval for a listing to the Shanghai Sci-Tech Innovation Board (STAR Market) on Wednesday, with sponsor Haitong Security.
Artificial intelligence firm DeepGlint was officially listed to the Shanghai Stock Exchange on Thursday under ticker symbol "688207," with an issue price of 39.49 yuan ($6.22) per share.
On the morning of July 22, at the hall of the Shanghai Stock Exchange, the Science and Technology Innovation Board (STIB) that has been in preparation for 259 days was officially launched, with 25 companies beginning trading.
Foxconn Industrial Internet Co Ltd. (FII) made a record debut by raising 27.1 billion yuan ($4.3 billion) on Friday, and became the most valuable tech company l...
Shanghai-based semiconductor wafer manufacturer Hua Hong Semiconductor announced on Monday that its board of directors had approved the preliminary proposal for a possible listing to the Shanghai STAR Market.
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.
Chinese silicon chip maker SMIC on Monday announced on the official website of the Shanghai Stock Exchange that they decided to grant 67.5352 million restricted shares to 3,944 employees at a price of 20 yuan per share.