Ant Group
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Ant Group says in IPO prospectus it participates in China's digital RMB development
Ant Group said in its IPO prospectus that it is participating in research and development trials of digital RMB, adding that there is no timetable for the official launch of digital RMB and that it is difficult to assess the impact of such work on the company's business, financial condition and results of operations.
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Jack Ma's Ant Group files for dual listing in Hong Kong and Shanghai
Ant Group, controlled by Alibaba founder Jack Ma, filed a listing prospectus with China's Nasdaq-style sci-tech innovation board, also known as the STAR market, and concurrently filed an A1 Application Proof with the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, a key step towards its A+H dual listing.
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Ant Group said to go public as soon as Sept to become largest IPO in history
Alibaba's Ant Group plans to raise $30 billion in a dual listing in Shanghai and Hong Kong that is expected to happen as soon as September, according to the Hong Kong Economic Journal.
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Alipay, WeChat Pay facing possible antitrust probe in China, report says
China’s top antitrust agency is looking at whether to launch a probe into Alipay and WeChat Pay, Reuters reported on Friday citing sources with knowledge of the matter.
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Ant Group's upcoming IPO will create dozens of billionaires
Ant Group, the fintech arm of Alibaba and parent company of Alipay, will create dozens of billionaires and plenty of multimillionaires with its upcoming IPO.
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Alibaba's Ant Group releases all-in-one for blockchain
Ant Group, the fintech arm of Alibaba, today announced the upgrade of the Ant Blockchain to "Ant Chain" and the release of an all-in-one machine for the Ant Chain.
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Alibaba's Ant Group plans dual listing in Shanghai and HK
Ant Group, the online payment service arm of China’s Alibaba Group, today announced on Weibo that it plans dual listing on Shanghai's STAR board and HK.
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Alibaba's Ant reportedly plans Hong Kong IPO with valuation over $200 billion
Ant Group, the fintech arm of Alibaba, plans to go public in Hong Kong float as soon as this year, Reuters reported citing two sources with knowledge of the matter, adding it targets a valuation of more than $200 billion.