OneForce To Raise Up To $11.8 Million In Hong Kong IPO

HONG KONG (Feb 12) -- China's OneForce Holdings on Monday said it expects to raise up to HK$92.2 million ($11.8 million) in gross proceeds from an initial public offering in Hong Kong. The electric power industry-focused information technology service ... ( read original story ...)

HR Job moves from Hang Seng Bank, Sino Jet and many more

Here are the major promotions and job moves in the world of HR for this week from Hong Kong. If you’ve been promoted or if ... talent acquisition and onboarding at the bank with effect in February. Previously she was a recruitment specialist at ... ( read original story ...)

Hong Kong stocks end at five-week low led by property shares

The three biggest H-shares percentage decliners were China Citic Bank Corp Ltd which was down 5.45 ... So far this week, the market capitalisation of the Hang Seng index has fallen by 6.44 percent to HK$20.01 trillion. ** The short and one-factor leveraged ... ( read original story ...)

HSBC: One rate adjustment enough for BSP

Hong Kong-based Frederic Neumann, managing director and cohead of Asian economic research at HSBC, said in a press chat on Friday that despite heightened jitters in the past few weeks, inflation rate in the Philippines could average at 3.7 percent this ... ( read original story ...)

Xiaomi gains HK users’ trust ahead of potential IPO

That should help the company bolster its brand exposure and help clear the way for an initial public offering later this year. Xiaomi has been steadily developing in the Hong Kong market since it opened its first Mi Home in Mong Kok in September 2015. ( read original story ...)

It pays Hong Kong to welcome hi-tech companies

As the Hong Kong stock exchange rued the one that got away, praise for honouring a principle was cold comfort for the loss of what remains the world’s biggest tech initial public offering. We are referring of course to the US$25 billion listing of ... ( read original story ...)

Billion-dollar biosim maker mulls $500M Hong Kong IPO

A Chinese biosimilar maker valued at $1.5 billion might be the first to list its stock on Hong Kong’s exchange under new rules allowing startups and biotechs to go public. The company, called Shanghai Henlius Biotech, could do an IPO raising $500 million ... ( read original story ...)