Hong Kong IPO fever is not over, yet. Kuaishou, the biggest rivalry of TikTok, is looking to raise US$5.4bn in Hong Kong IPO this week. Because of the failure of Alibaba’s ANT IPO which was valued at US$313 billion, Kuaishou’s IPO is going to be the world’s biggest internet IPO since Uber’s $8.1 billion U.S. […]
Ant Group IPO – What You Need To Know About The World’s Largest IPO
If you are a global investor, you need to pay attention to China’s tech companies. In my previous article, I talked about the Hong Kong IPO fever this year and highlighted the Ant IPO. The IPO prices for both Shanghai and Hong Kong legs are finally set. If you are interested in Ant IPO, here […]
Hong Kong IPO Fever is Back! Ready for ANT IPO?
How many of you still remember the famous Hong Kong show “The Greed of Man” (大時代)? The dramatic scene of the final battle between Ting Hai (丁蟹) and Fong Chin-bok (方展博) on the trading floor of the Hong Kong exchange was probably the childhood memory that triggered my interest in the stock market. Whatever political […]
2012 Performance of SGX IPOs
Despite much frustration in global stock markets, Singapore IPO has been hot for this year. Over 2012, Singapore Exchange (SGX) has listed five new companies on the Mainboard and three new companies on Catalist. The next company to be added to the Mainboard is IHH Healthcare Berhad which is scheduled to list on 25 July. […]
Singapore IPO Fever is Back
Just one month ago, TheEdge wrote an article “IPOs have ‘0’ friends right now”, quoting the keenly-anticipated initial public offering of Formula One had been shelved and London-based jeweller Graff Diamond pulled its Hong Kong US$1 billion IPO 24 hours before it was expected to be priced. In Singapore, the IPO fever is just getting […]
Stop your Facebook IPO Dream and Join Goldman Sachs
Although IPO mania is commonly seen in the financial market, the global enthusiasm of Facebook IPO is rare and massive. Months before Facebook listing, people started rubbing their hands to get a slice of the pie. Facebook Pre-IPO shares were trading at $40 at www.sharepost.com. There were even funds set up and marketed as “Facebook […]