Fund Raising

  • Uber to invest extra $100 million in WeRide

    The investment, which will be closed in the coming months, will be Uber's largest investment in the autonomous driving space to date.

  • Nio completes HK$4.03 billion new share offering

    Nio completes offering of 136,800,000 shares of class A ordinary shares at an offering price of HK$29.46 per share.

  • Nio's William Li touches on topics including share sale, in-house chip in new interview

    William Li talked about the reception of Nio's share placement, and said the company's in-house developed autonomous driving chip and operating system are open to the entire industry.

  • Nio sets its new share offering at HK$29.46 per share, 9.49% discount to Thursday's closing price

    Nio priced its new share offering at HK$29.46 per share, a 9.49 percent discount to Thursday's closing price in Hong Kong, for a total offering amount of HK$4.03 billion.

  • Nio plans to issue new shares to raise funds for R&D and strengthen balance sheet

    Nio plans to issue up to 118,793,300 class A ordinary shares in offshore transactions outside the US to non-US persons.

  • CATL's planned HK listing gets green light from Chinese mainland securities regulator

    CATL received approval from the CSRC to proceed with its listing on the main board of the Hong Kong Stock Exchange.

  • BYD to raise $5.6 billion in HK by new share placement

    The placing price is HK$335.2 per share, a 7.8 percent discount to BYD's closing price of HK$363.6 on March 3 in Hong Kong.

  • BYD seeks to raise up to $5.2 billion in HK primary placement, report says

    BYD is offering 118 million shares at a discount of up to 8.4 percent to Monday's closing price of HK$363.60, according to Bloomberg.

  • Chery files for HK listing to fund further expansion

    In the first three quarters of 2024, Chery achieved a net income of RMB 11.3 billion, up 58.5 percent year-on-year.

  • HK-listed LiDAR maker RoboSense to issue up to 22 million new shares

    RoboSense expects to get up to HK$1 billion from the new share placement, with 70 percent of the money to be used for research and development, with a focus on robotics.