Listing
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Li Auto says HK financing to be used for capacity expansion and charging facilities
Li Auto will focus on electric drive technology and the development of next-generation extended-range technology and 400kW high-speed charging technology.
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Li Auto makes lackluster HK debut
Li Auto followed in the footsteps of Xpeng in listing in Hong Kong, though the pricing does not appear to be attractive to investors.
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Chinese EV startup Aiways said to be considering US IPO as soon as this year
Aiways is working with underwriters to prepare for the IPO, which could raise about $300 million.
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Pony.ai reportedly puts on hold plans for US IPO
Pony.ai, a Chinese self-driving startup backed by Nio and Toyota Motor, has put on hold plans to go public in the United States through a merger with a blank check company, Reuters said on Thursday, citing people familiar with the matter.
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Li Auto examining possibility of returning to China's A-share market, says president
Li Auto is internally examining the possibility of returning to China's A-share market, said the company's president Shen Yannan.
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Li Auto's HK listing raises about $1.5 billion
Li Auto shares will be traded in HK from August 12, and investors can trade on the grey market from 16:15-18:30 Beijing Time the day before.
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Li Auto sets HK offering price at HK$118
Li Auto has priced its Hong Kong offering at HK$118 ($15), corresponding to $30 per ADS traded in the US, according to an announcement the company made Friday.
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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.
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Nio's HK listing allegedly delayed due to user trust holdings, what is that?
User trust shareholding is a promise made by William Li, the founder, chairman, and CEO of Nio, to grow with users and make Nio a truly user-centric company.
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Nio reportedly filed for HK secondary listing in March, but delayed due to user trust issues
Nio was listed in the US on Sept. 13, 2018, and it meets the conditions for a secondary listing in Hong Kong, according to the HKEx rules.
