China's largest bubble tea and drinks firm, Mixue Group, is seeking to raise HK$3.45 billion ($443.66 million) in a Hong Kong initial public offering, a regulatory filing showed on Friday.
Bubble-Tea Giant Mixue Seeks $444 Million in Hong Kong IPO
Mixue Group, operator of China’s largest bubble-tea chain, plans to raise HK$3.45 billion ($444 million) in a Hong Kong initial public offering to help it fend off competition in the fast-growing ...
Mixue aims to raise US$444 million in Hong Kong IPO as its juices, iced drinks take off
China's largest fresh-drink company Mixue Group aims to raise HK$3.45 billion (US$444 million) in a Hong Kong initial public offering (IPO) to expand its business amid heightened competition. The ...
Hong Kong homes lost US$61.7 billion in value after removal of curbs: Centaline
Total value of residential properties in Hong Kong stood at HK$8.99 trillion (US$1.15 trillion) in January compared with HK$9.5 trillion before the easing ...
Hong Kong underwriting flexibility rises amidst competition: Aon
Despite limited new business opportunities, the market continues to attract capacity. Hong Kong's insurance market remains well-capitalised with stable demand, but lower-than-expected economic growth ...
Budget 2025: is raising taxes the answer to Hong Kong’s ‘structural deficit’?
The Post breaks down whether Hong Kong is facing a structural deficit and whether taxing top earners can help get the city back on track Hong Kong's ballooning deficit has prompted authorities to ...
Chinese Bubble Tea Chain Mixue Aims to Raise $443 Million in Hong Kong IPO
(Reuters) - China's largest bubble tea and drinks firm, Mixue Group, is seeking to raise HK$3.45 billion ($443.66 million) in a Hong Kong initial public offering, according to a regulatory filing made ...
Hong Kong homes lost US$61.7 billion of value after removal of curbs: Centaline
Total value of residential properties in Hong Kong stood at HK$8.99 trillion (US$1.15 trillion) in January compared with HK$9.5 trillion before the easing The removal of property curbs a year ago has ...
February Global Regulatory Brief: Green finance
The financial sector continues to face new rules and government expectations as part of the broader effort to aid the green transition.
Beijing allows Hong Kong banks to issue credit cards on mainland from March 1
The new rules will benefit lenders such as HSBC, Standard Chartered, Bank of East Asia and Hang Seng Bank, analysts say.
Hong Kong Shares End Lower, Weighed by Tech Stocks
Hong Kong shares ended lower, potentially due to profit-taking to lock in recent gains as focus returns to macroeconomic risks.
Hang Seng Bank profits up 3% to HK$18.38b in 2024
Earnings per share is HK$9.33; whilst total dividend is HK$6.8. Hang Seng Bank saw its profit attributable to shareholders rise by 3% year-on-year (YoY) to HK$18.38b for the whole year of 2024, its ...
Will Hong Kong’s property slump force it to raise taxes?
Hong Kong’s economy expanded just 2.5 per cent in 2024, and UBS has forecast 2 per cent growth this year. US President Donald Trump’s additional 10 per cent tariff on Chinese exports — which is set to ...
Eternal Beauty Struts Its Stuff As Hong Kong’s Newest IPO Contestant
Eternal Beauty has filed for a Hong Kong IPO, reporting its profit rose 20% year-on-year in the first half of its current financial year The perfume seller plans to use funds from the listing to furth ...