Weighted voting rights will also lead to dual listings in Hong Kong by technology companies such as Alibaba Group, which are already listed in the US as American depositary receipts. Photo: Bloomberg Weighted voting rights will also lead to dual listings in Hong Kong by technology companies such as Alibaba Group, which are already listed in the US as American depositary receipts. Photo: Bloomberg
Weighted voting rights will also lead to dual listings in Hong Kong by technology companies such as Alibaba Group, which are already listed in the US as American depositary receipts. Photo: Bloomberg

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Will the introduction of dual-class shares in Hong Kong boost Chinese tech shares listed in US?

As Hong Kong prepares to launch weighted voting rights, industry insiders debate their effect on valuations of Chinese companies’ American depositary receipts

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Georgina Lee
Georgina Lee

Updated: 10:46pm, 4 Feb, 2018

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Weighted voting rights will also lead to dual listings in Hong Kong by technology companies such as Alibaba Group, which are already listed in the US as American depositary receipts. Photo: Bloomberg Weighted voting rights will also lead to dual listings in Hong Kong by technology companies such as Alibaba Group, which are already listed in the US as American depositary receipts. Photo: Bloomberg
Weighted voting rights will also lead to dual listings in Hong Kong by technology companies such as Alibaba Group, which are already listed in the US as American depositary receipts. Photo: Bloomberg
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