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Hong Kong’s IPO Market Nearly Quadruples in a Year as Global Investors Reprice Chinese Assets
(Yicai) May 22 -- Initial public offerings on the Hong Kong stock exchange surged almost four-fold in value in the past year, as international investors re-evaluate the value of Chinese companies amid a softening US dollar and shifting global supply chains, according to the latest data.
Market Rundown: Hong Kong hosts the IPO of the year
Chinese electric vehicle battery maker CATL went public in Hong Kong this morning in the biggest listing anywhere in the world this year. Meanwhile in Treasury and currency markets, traders are getting nervous about the size of the U.S. debt, as Reuters' Elena Casas explains.
With total assets of $53.7 billion, FWD Group has launched its fourth IPO attempt in Hong Kong, tapping into surging investor ...
The IPO had raised 35.7 billion Hong Kong dollars ($4.6 billion) according to a company filing, reportedly making it the ...
Shares of Jiangsu Hengrui Pharmaceuticals soared Friday morning, as more companies seek to tap Hong Kong’s capital markets.
Singapore biotech firm Mirxes began trading in Hong Kong on May 23 at a valuation exceeding US$1 billion. Read more at ...
Robin Zeng’s high-stakes bets—from quitting his first job to founding CATL—have reshaped the global EV battery market.
Finance chief says city must continue to leverage advantages, as he reveals stock market has outperformed other major indices ...
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