Listing
Sunwoda's EV battery business kicks off IPO process in China
Sunwoda is one of the world's largest power battery makers, and its EV battery business was valued at RMB 35.56 billion in its last funding round in June.
Nio's solid-state battery supplier WeLion plans IPO by 2025
WeLion aims to grow revenue 20-fold to RMB 10 billion by 2025, company founder Li Hong said in a recent Bloomberg interview.
Hesai debuts on Nasdaq, becoming 1st Chinese LiDAR maker to go public in US
Hesai's US IPO raised about $190 million, making it the largest IPO of a Chinese company in the US in the past 18 months.
Battery maker Svolt, spun off from Great Wall, files for IPO in China
Svolt Energy plans to raise RMB 15 billion, seeking a valuation of RMB 60 billion.
BYD scraps plans to spin off its semiconductor unit for separate listing
BYD said its semiconductor business will add large investments that are expected to have a significant impact on the unit's future assets and business structure.
GAC Aion to file for IPO in China in Q2 next year, report says
GAC Aion is expected to be the first NEV stock on China's Nasdaq-style sci-tech innovation board, also known as the STAR market.
Sunwoda said to be spinning off EV battery unit for separate IPO
Sunwoda EVB is seeking a new round of financing estimated at more than RMB 3 billion ($448 million), valuing it at RMB 20 billion, according to local media.
Defunct Rise Education reborn as EV charging company
Former education company backed by Bain Capital rises from the ashes through a reverse merger with the electric vehicle charging business of NewLink, another Bain-backed Chinese company.
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.
Nio makes its debut on Singapore's stock market
"Nio has further strengthened its footing in the global capital markets with Singapore's strategic significance," said William Li, founder, chairman and chief executive officer of Nio.