Yum China Holdings Inc. recorded the worst stock debut in more than a year among billion-dollar listings in Hong Kong.
‘Not a great day’ for Yum China’s IPO debut in Hong Kong: BOCOM International
Yum China’s initial public offering debut in Hong Kong could have had its valuation referenced from its U.S.-listed entity, says Hao Hong from the Bank of Communications International.
Why Sydney might finally challenge Hong Kong as a finance hub
Former Macquarie banker Andrew Low, who will lead a new group advising government, reckons Hong Kong will be dominated by Chinese firms and global companies will look elsewhere.
Why Sydney might finally challenge Hong Kong as a finance hub
Former Macquarie banker Andrew Low, who will lead a new group advising government, reckons Hong Kong will be dominated by Chinese firms and global companies will look elsewhere.
Impossible Foods launches plant-based sausage product in Hong Kong
HONG KONG (Reuters) – Plant-based burger maker Impossible Foods said on Thursday it would start selling its faux pork product in Hong Kong, its first expansion outside of the United States as it seeks …
Impossible Foods launches plant-based sausage product in Hong Kong
HONG KONG (Reuters) – Plant-based burger maker Impossible Foods said on Thursday it would start selling its faux pork product in Hong Kong, its first expansion outside of the United States as it seeks …
UPDATE 1-U.S. consulate in Hong Kong sells property for $331 mln
The United States consulate in Hong Kong has sold a property used as staff accommodation for HK$2.57 billion ($331 million) via a public tender, a price analysts said was in the low range of estimates …
UPDATE 1-U.S. consulate in Hong Kong sells property for $331 mln
The United States consulate in Hong Kong has sold a property used as staff accommodation for HK$2.57 billion ($331 million) via a public tender, a price analysts said was in the low range of estimates …
Yum China shares tumble more than 4% as it debuts in Hong Kong
Yum China, which operates fast food restaurants KFC, Taco Bell and Pizza Hut in China, raised $2.22 billion by selling 41.9 million shares at 412 Hong Kong dollars ($53.16) apiece.
Yum China shares drop as much as 6.3% on Hong Kong debut
Fast food group Yum China’s stock fell as much as 4.1 per cent on its Hong Kong debut, as the latest so-called “homecoming” listing of a Chinese company struggled to get investors’ pulses racing.