IPO
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Power bank sharing firm with 34% market share in China files for US IPO
Energy Monster, a Chinese power bank sharing company, filed a registration statement with the SEC, planning to list on the Nasdaq under the ticker symbol "EM".
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Hello Inc said to go public in US in Q2, raising $2 billion
Chinese bike-sharing giant Hello Inc, formerly known as Hellobike, is set to go public in the US in the second quarter, raising $2 billion, according to jiemian.com, which cited people familiar with the matter.
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NetEase Cloud Music reportedly plans to go public in Hong Kong
NetEase Cloud Music, a music app owned by Chinese tech giant NetEase Inc., plans to go public in Hong Kong and may formally file for an IPO next year, according to Jiemian.com.
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Chinese bike-sharing giant Hello Inc said to have filed confidential filing for US IPO
The exact size of Hello's IPO has not yet been determined, although IFR reports that the company is working on a fundraising plan of up to $1 billion in size.
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Zhihu, Chinese equivalent of Quora, files for US IPO
Zhihu reported a net loss of RMB 518 million in 2020, narrowing by 48.2% from a net loss of RMB 1 billion in 2019.
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Didi said to be planning HK IPO in 2021, targeting $60-80 billion valuation
Didi was founded in 2012 and has raised more than 100 billion yuan in cumulative funding to date, having received backing from SoftBank, Alibaba and Tencent.