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Chinese Companies Expected To Follow JD Retail, NetEase Strategy
China's second-largest online retailer raised three billion pounds after enlisting in Hong Kong's stock exchange. 
China's second-largest online retailer raised three billion pounds after enlisting in Hong Kong's stock exchange. -
Wheelock Goes Private, Ending 57-Years As Public Company
Wheelock shareholders will receive HK$12 in cash for each share they own plus one share each of the company's subsidiaries Wharf Holding and Wharf Real Estate Investment. 
Wheelock shareholders will receive HK$12 in cash for each share they own plus one share each of the company's subsidiaries Wharf Holding and Wharf Real Estate Investment. -
Kangji Medical Set To Raise $404 Million In Hong Kong IPO
Kangji Medical's initial offering will start on Tuesday and last until Friday, with its stock set to be listed on Hong Kong's main board on June 29. 
Kangji Medical's initial offering will start on Tuesday and last until Friday, with its stock set to be listed on Hong Kong's main board on June 29. -
NetEase Shares Ends Up 6 Percent Higher During Hong Kong Debut
NetEase shares hit a high of 10 percent above its initial offer price before closing at HK$130 per share on Thursday. 
NetEase shares hit a high of 10 percent above its initial offer price before closing at HK$130 per share on Thursday. -
JD.com Set To Raise $3.88 Billion In Hong Kong Secondary Listing
If JD.com managed to hit its targets, the company's secondary listing could be Hong Kong's largest so far this year. If JD.com managed to hit its targets, the company's secondary listing could be Hong Kong's largest so far this year. -
Major Chinese Tech Companies List IPOs In Hong Kong's Stock Exchange
Alibaba, JD.com and NetEase plan to continue with their US stock exchange listings, but will also pursue secondary listings in Hong Kong 
Alibaba, JD.com and NetEase plan to continue with their US stock exchange listings, but will also pursue secondary listings in Hong Kong -
Chinese Companies Have Opted For Double Listings In Hong Kong
Chinese delivery company Dada debuted on Nasdaq's listing last Friday. 
Chinese delivery company Dada debuted on Nasdaq's listing last Friday. -
China’s Tech Giant JD.com To Sell $4 Billion In Hong Kong-Listed Shares
JD.com is set to be listed in the Hong Kong Stock Exchange on June 18 this year. 
JD.com is set to be listed in the Hong Kong Stock Exchange on June 18 this year. -
Nasdaq Passes Bill, Requires Chinese Companies To Open Their Books
NetEase announced the selling of its shares in Wall Street and finds the US bill, when passed, more challenging for Chinese companies to list with the US stock exchange. 
NetEase announced the selling of its shares in Wall Street and finds the US bill, when passed, more challenging for Chinese companies to list with the US stock exchange. -
HKEX Aims To Attract More Tech Giants With Planned Policy Change
The bourse operator plans to extend the use of dual-class shares and allow corporate shareholders to hold stocks with increased voting rights. 
The bourse operator plans to extend the use of dual-class shares and allow corporate shareholders to hold stocks with increased voting rights.
