HK Listing
Leapmotor passes HKEX IPO hearing, to officially launch C01 sedan on Sept 28
The C01 Pro+ performance version boasts the fastest acceleration of any EV model in its price range, going from 0 to 100 km/h in 3.7 seconds, according to its latest prospectus.
Leapmotor's Hong Kong IPO gets mainland regulatory green light
Leapmotor applied to list in Hong Kong on March 17, and its prospectus shows it plans to launch eight new models by the end of 2025.
Tianqi Lithium said to start trading in Hong Kong on July 13
It was previously rumored that Tesla would participate in the share subscription for Tianqi Lithium, although this was not confirmed.
Tesla rumored to participate in subscription for Chinese lithium giant Tianqi's Hong Kong listing
Previously BYD has made a strategic investment in another Chinese lithium producer, Chengxin Lithium, and signed a lithium procurement contract with it.
Leapmotor enters EV race to capital markets with Hong Kong IPO plan
The company reportedly plans to raise up to $1 billion through its listing, becoming China's fourth EV startup to float shares in Hong Kong.
Leapmotor files for Hong Kong IPO, aims to launch eight new models by 2025
Leapmotor plans to launch 1-3 new models each year in the next few years and a total of eight new models covering sedans, SUVs and MPVs by the end of 2025.
EV battery maker CALB files for Hong Kong IPO
CALB's first filing did not mention the amount it plans to raise, but media reports previously suggested its IPO could raise up to $1.5 billion.
Chinese lithium giant Tianqi files for Hong Kong listing
Tianqi Lithium has submitted the first version of its listing documents to the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, applying for a hearing.
Leapmotor launches process for offshore IPO, regulatory filing shows
The filing does not reveal where Leapmotor plans to go public or the target amount of funding, but previous reports have suggested Leapmotor was considering an IPO in Hong Kong.
Chinese lithium giant Tianqi Lithium said to be preparing for up to $2 billion HK listing
Tianqi Lithium's listing could take place as soon as mid-2022 and could raise $1 billion to $2 billion, according to Bloomberg.