Since then, China’s economic growth has slowed down but US investors continue to closely follow large Chinese names. Shares of Alibaba(BABA) are up 42% while shares of JD.com have surged 94.9% since their IPOs in2014. Shares of Baidu are currently ... ( read original story ...)
After A String Of Busts, The Tide For Chinese IPOs In The U.S. Is About To Change
... IPOs can recreate Alibaba’s story IPOs by Chinese firms have not had much success in gaining popularity among investors in the U.S. since Alibaba three years ago. The weak performances for both China Rapid Finance and ZTO Express on the New York ... ( read original story ...)
Zhongyuan raises $1bn as Hong Kong clings to IPO crown hopes
The bank, formed in 2014 from the restructuring of 13 struggling institutions in the province, is an example of China’s efforts to consolidate its regional banking systems. On Wednesday it priced its IPO at HK$2.45 a share after offering the stake at ... ( read original story ...)
Quality, quantity of IPOs rise on the back of reforms
The Shanghai Stock Exchange expects IPOs to raise 300 billion yuan by this year-end, up 67 percent on-year. Liu Shiyu, chairman of the China Securities Regulatory Commission, said in February that the new registration system should not be seen as overly ... ( read original story ...)
Foreign nutritional product brands seek new growth strategies in China under more regulated market
The rapidly-growing nutritional products market in China has attracted many foreign brands but their old ways of doing business on the mainland are being challenged in the face of tighter government regulations and the emergence of local competitors. ( read original story ...)
China says concerned over tighter German curbs on takeovers
China's trade and business links with Germany and the European Union have brought real benefits to the peoples and companies of both sides and promoted economic growth, he added. China hopes that Germany and the EU can avoided being affected by ... ( read original story ...)
Dear Canadian retailers: China wants your products
Richard Liu is the founder and CEO of e-commerce company JD.com, China’s largest retailer. There is a huge shift happening today among Chinese consumers, and Canadian companies and brands are missing out. That may sound like bad news. In fact ... ( read original story ...)
Foreign carmakers call on China to soften electric car quotas
FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Global automotive manufacturers have appealed to the Chinese government to delay and soften proposals for electric and hybrid car quotas, a letter seen by Reuters showed. The letter is a joint protest against China's new energy ... ( read original story ...)
Foreign automakers call on China to soften electric car quotas
and the Korea Automobile Manufacturers Association (KAMA). As well as aiming to reduce pollution, China is looking to promote electric vehicles to try to steal a march on European, U.S. and Japanese automakers which have long outpaced Chinese companies in ... ( read original story ...)
China June trade beats expectations on robust demand, but headwinds eyed
China posted stronger-than-expected June trade figures on Thursday, bolstered by firm global demand for Chinese goods and robust appetite for construction materials at home, but local curbs on lending could weigh on imports later this year. Exports from ... ( read original story ...)