A Huawei shop in Beijing on May 16. A public and transparent Huawei would be better positioned to argue its case, both legally and in the court of public opinion. Photo: Reuters
A Huawei shop in Beijing on May 16. A public and transparent Huawei would be better positioned to argue its case, both legally and in the court of public opinion. Photo: Reuters
Andrew Foster
Opinion

Opinion

Andrew Foster and Nicholas Borst

Time is ripe for Huawei to launch an IPO, to address political and security concerns once and for all

  • The tech firm has said it neither needs funds nor wants a distraction but a clearer ownership structure and a chance for the public to have a stake is the best way forward

Andrew FosterNicholas Borst
Andrew Foster and Nicholas Borst

Updated: 1:00am, 27 May, 2019

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A Huawei shop in Beijing on May 16. A public and transparent Huawei would be better positioned to argue its case, both legally and in the court of public opinion. Photo: Reuters
A Huawei shop in Beijing on May 16. A public and transparent Huawei would be better positioned to argue its case, both legally and in the court of public opinion. Photo: Reuters
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