Everyone is hailing the success of two massive China IPOs this week that seems to herald a new uptick in the moribund sector, with relatively strong debuts for offerings from Galaxy Securities and...
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Car parts maker Mando China, which is launching its initial public offering in Hong Kong, plans to offset the downward pressure on the selling prices of its major products by shifting some of its...
The state-owned brokerage firm sold 1.57 billion shares at HK$5.30 per share, near the bottom of its range between HK$4.99 and HK$6.77, after investor concern over its profitability and growth...
The sale is expected to raise HK$3.96 billion to HK$4.57 billion. Great Eagle will control and own at least 51 per cent of the managers of the trust after the spin-off.
LinkedIn and Facebook will celebrate the anniversaries of their IPOs just a few days apart this week. But their experiences as publicly traded companies couldn’t be more different.
Chinese controlled-New Zealand dairy company Synlait Milk is planning a public share offer to fund expansion and repay debt, the company said on Tuesday.
The initial public offering of car parts maker Mando China may not attract too much attention for its size as a listing candidate, but its client list is turning heads. It will also be the first...
The listings of two large state-owned enterprises have captured sizeable demand from fund managers, breaking the gloom of Hong Kong's long-suffering IPO markets.
Hopewell Hong Kong Properties, a spin-off from the conglomerate Hopewell Holdings, plans to raise up to US$800 million from an initial public offering in Hong Kong, cashing in on the positive...
Sinopec Engineering, a China Petrochemical spin-off, said its listing will boost its overall efficiency and profitability through its ongoing consolidation of eight subsidiaries. The company,...
China Galaxy Securities, the mainland's sixth largest brokerage firm by revenue, is pitching its initial public offering to investors by offering to expand its money-making margin financing...
As Alibaba chief Jack Ma steps aside after building the world’s largest online retailer, the Chinese firm is preparing a huge stock offer prompting comparisons with Facebook – whose profits it...
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