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Things Don't Add Up Well in Used Computer Renter's IPO Bid

Key Takeaways: LX Technology, parent of Little Bear Rental, has been approved for a Hong Kong IPO, despite losing over 740 million yuan in the past three and a half years Its major early shareholders, including Tencent, Lenovo and JD.com, have started cutting their ties with the company even before…

With Only One Star in Its Sky, Era Jade Media Eyes Hong Kong IPO

With Only One Star in Its Sky, Era Jade Media Eyes Hong Kong IPO

Key Takeaways: Integrated marketing services provider Era Jade Media, famous for its self-produced finance programs, has filed for a Hong Kong IPO for a fourth time The company is extremely reliant on its CEO, who was behind 64.6% of the company’s revenue in the first half of this year By…

KE Holdings Deconstructed by Slumping Real Estate Market

KE Holdings Deconstructed by Slumping Real Estate Market

Key Takeaways: KE Holdings swung to the red in the first half of the year on the back of a slumping Chinese real estate market The company is trying to offset anemic property trading income with new businesses that are growing but still account for just a small share of…

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Beauty Products Maker Imeik Makes Second Try at Hong Kong IPO

Key Takeaways: Started in 2004, Imeik is the largest provider of hyaluronic acid-based skin fillers in China The firm’s products lack variety and tighter government regulations could throw a wrench in ambitious plans By Tina Yip

With Zero Revenue, Laekna Plays Chicken-And-Egg Game With Investors

Key Takeaways: Laekna is seeking a Hong Kong IPO to raise funds to accelerate the commercialize two core products licensed from Novartis The company currently is not generating any sale, with most of its products in early stages of development By Tina Yip

Alibaba Logs Slowest Revenue Growth But Investors See Bright Side

Key Takeaways: Alibaba’s revenue for the January-March quarter increased 8.9% year-on-year, the slowest pace for any quarter since it went public Yet revenue beat analyst expectations, driven by the China commerce and cloud businesses By Tina Yip

Drone Giant DJI's Russia Halt Pressures Other China Big-Techs

Key Takeaways: DJI has halted its Russia and Ukraine business and will reassess requirements in different legal jurisdictions, following wide-ranging western sanctions on Russia Other Chinese companies facing similar dilemmas include Alibaba, Lenovo, Huawei and Xiaomi By Tina Yip

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Chinese Firms In New GDR Rush To Realize Global Dreams

Chinese Firms In New GDR Rush To Realize Global Dreams

Key takeaways: Six domestically listed Chinese companies have announced plans to issue GDRs in Europe over the last month Four Chinese companies with existing GDRs in London have received scant interest from investors, with extremely low trading volumes. By Tina Yip

Leaning on a Single Artist, Fenghua Qiushi Hopes Fourth IPO Attempt is a Hit

Leaning on a Single Artist, Fenghua Qiushi Hopes Fourth IPO Attempt is a Hit

Key takeaways: Fenghuang Qiushi has submitted a new application to list in Hong Kong, its fourth such submission in just 16 months The company is highly dependent on Tencent Music, deriving 38.1% of its revenue from the company last year By Tina Yip

After Dismal Year, Zhaojin Mining Sees Glitter in 2022

After Dismal Year, Zhaojin Mining Sees Glitter in 2022

Key takeaways: Zhaojin Mining’s revenue and profit both fell last year, as a safety-based clampdown caused its gold output to drop 34% Company is expected to rebound this year as new mines start operating and output at existing ones returns to normal By Tina Yip

Green Tea Group Looks for Room at the Listing Table With Hong Kong IPO

Green Tea Group Looks for Room at the Listing Table With Hong Kong IPO

Key Takeaways: Popular restaurant operator Green Tea Group has been approved for a Hong Kong listing The company plans to raise $150 million, which it will spend to open 75 to 100 new restaurants each year from 2022 to 2024 By Tina Yip

Fitness Platform 'Keep' Still in Training as It Files For Hong Kong IPO

Fitness Platform 'Keep' Still in Training as It Files For Hong Kong IPO

Key takeaways: Eight years after its founding, fitness platform Keep Inc. has filed for a Hong Kong IPO Company says listing will empower it to turn a profit by providing funds to launch premium fitness packages and attract more subscribers By Tina Yip

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