HK Listing
Li Auto reportedly to close HK public offering subscription ahead of schedule
Li Auto, which began its Hong Kong public offering on Aug. 3, planned to close subscription and price the offering on Aug. 6 and is scheduled to officially trade on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange on Aug. 12.
Li Auto's HK public offering oversubscribed on first day of launch
Li Auto received a margin subscription of HK$1.697 billion today, which represents an oversubscription of about 13 percent, considering that its public offering will raise about HK$1.5 billion.
Li Auto seeks to raise up to $1.9 billion in HK listing, shares expected to start trading Aug 12
Li Auto on Tuesday announced the launch of a global offering of 100 million shares of its Class A common stock, including a public offering of 10 million shares in Hong Kong and an international offering of 90 million shares.
Li Auto passes HKEx listing hearing
Li Auto has passed the Hong Kong Stock Exchange listing hearing and will soon become the second Chinese electric vehicle company to list in Hong Kong after Xpeng Motors, a filing shows.
Li Auto reportedly filed for HK listing in May, will use dual listing similar to Xpeng
Li Auto has submitted its listing application to the Hong Kong Stock Exchange at the end of May and will list in Hong Kong in a dual listing similar to that of Xpeng Motors, Tencent News reported Friday.
Li Auto CEO says 'more money is better' in response to secondary listing rumors
He said Li Auto doesn't mind getting its capital reserves in any way it can, including secondary market financing, bank loans and debt issuance.
Nio, Xpeng reportedly have filed for secondary listing in Hong Kong
Nio and Xpeng Motors have submitted listing applications to the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, while Li Auto has not yet submitted an application, local media cls.cn said, citing sources familiar with the matter.
Nio, Li Auto and Xpeng reportedly hire banks to prepare for Hong Kong listings
Nio has contacted Credit Suisse and Morgan Stanley to offer 5 percent of its total share capital in Hong Kong, the report said, citing sources who added that Nio could also go public in China's A-share market.
Nio, Xpeng, Li Auto mull HK listings this year, report says
They each aim to sell at least 5% of their enlarged share capital in Hong Kong. Based on their New York market capitalization on Monday, proceeds could total around $5 billion.