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ByteDance's main rival seeks US$5.4 bil in biggest tech IPO since Uber
Kuaishou Technology, the main rival to ByteDance Ltd.
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Grab IPO may soar but take Comfort
This island is famous for the Singapore sling, a pink cocktail that was patented in Raffles Place.
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IPO volumes increase by 19% in 2020, 2020 markets recover to pre-Covid-19 levels: EY
The number of initial public offerings (IPO) in 2020 rose by 19% y-o-y to 1,363, while proceeds from the IPOs grew 29% y-o-y, according to the EY quarterly report, EY Global IPO Trends: Q4 2020.
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Grab to consider US IPO in 2021, may raise US$2 bil
Southeast Asian ride-hailing and food delivery giant Grab is exploring a listing in the United States this year, encouraged by robust investor appetite for IPOs, three sources familiar with the mat
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Petco IPO raises US$864 mil as it returns to the public market
The owner of the animal supply chain store Petco raised US$864 million ($1.14 billion) in an initial public offering, returning the retailer to the public market 15 years after it was taken private
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GHY Culture and Media IPO 9.6 times subscribed
The public tranche of entertainment company GHY Culture & Media Holding Co’s IPO has been 16 times subscribed, with just over 48 million shares vying for three million shares allocated.
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Asia stocks set to sizzle with list of debuts in 2021
With an initial public offering queue that includes a potential float of some assets by the world’s most-valuable startup ByteDance Ltd.
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SGX welcomes Aedge Group to Catalist listing
The Aedge Group has joined the Singapore Exchange’s (SGX) Catalist listing on Dec 14 under the stock code “XVG”.
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GHY Culture & Media to raise $107.5 mil from IPO
Media production company GHY Culture & Media plans to raise $107.5 million in its initial public offering, in conjunction with its listing on the Mainboard of the Singapore Exchange (
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GHY Culture & Media sets its sights on 'Nanyang'
In 1997, Guo Jingyu, newly minted as an assistant director, was enthralled by the wonders of a new video-editing software. However, the use was not cheap: RMB100 per hour of footage.