China bubble tea chain Mixue surges 47% on debut, fuelling optimism in Hong Kong's IPO market
China’s largest bubble tea chain Mixue was off to a robust start on its trading debut, jumping as much as 47% at one point. The shares rose as high as HK$298, after opening at HK$262 each. The stellar start reinforces hopes for a strong year in new equity issuances by Chinese companies in Hong Kong.
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Jailed Hong Kong tycoon Jimmy Lai denies requesting US to sanction ChinaHK media tycoon Jimmy Lai has denied in his national security trial that he asked the US to sanction China after the national ...
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BYD plans to raise $5.2 billion through a share sale in Hong Kong to fund its overseas expansion and research and development efforts.
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