Trip.com has set its secondary listing at the top end of a range, offering its shares at HK$333 (US$42.95) each as it aims to raise US$1.4 billion in Hong Kong amid tentative signs of a slow recovery in leisure travelling.
The top end of its price range in Hong Kong translates to an 11 per cent premium to Trip.com’s closing price of US$38.81 at its primary listing venue on the Nasdaq market. The Shanghai-based company is selling 31.6 million shares in its Hong Kong initial public offering (IPO), starting the sale today until April 13, according to its prospectus. The company did not disclose the lower end of its price range.