Tag: Cayman Islands law
Driverless firms Pony.ai, WeRide raise HKD9bn in HKEX IPOs
About 13 firms advised Guangzhou-based Pony.ai and WeRide on HKEX IPOs, raising HKD6.7b and HKD2.39b
Firms help brew bubble tea chain Chagee’s USD411m IPO
Chagee raises USD411m in Nasdaq debut, marking the second-largest Chinese IPO in the US in three years after Zeekr
Key issues in series financing under BVI, Cayman Islands law
The BVI and Cayman Islands offer flexible, cost-effective solutions for series financing
Six firms tackle Haidilao hot pot chain owner’s US IPO
Kirkland & Ellis, Paul Hastings and Conyers are among the six firms advising on Super Hi International’s USD52.67 million IPO in the US
Wilson, Harneys and Loeb assist BitFuFu’s SPAC listing
Wilson Sonsini, Harneys and Loeb & Loeb has assisted on BitFuFu’s merger with SPAC Arisz Acquisition to list on the Nasdaq
Cayman toolkit for foreign arbitration
Recent developments have reinforced the Cayman islands’ pro-arbitration reputation
Keep overcomes data scrutiny to successfully list in Hong Kong
Six law firms acted on Keep’s HKD313 million (USD40 million) IPO, marking the Chinese online fitness platform’s success
Five law firms advise on largest chapter 18A listing in Hong Kong
Five law firms advised on Chinese biotechnology company Laekna’s HKD791 million chapter 18A offering, which is the largest such IPO to date this year
Five firms advise ZJLD’s?HKD5.3bn IPO in biggest HK listing this year
Davis Polk, King & Wood Mallesons (KWM), Conyers Dill & Pearman, Cleary Gottlieb?and Haiwen & Partners, have advised on the largest IPO in Hong Kong to date this year
Three firms?advise Lufax?on?HKEX listing by introduction
Three firms?advised Ping An Insurance’s fintech arm Lufax on its HKEX debut by introduction, a way for a company already on another exchange to list without issuing new shares or fundraising within six months
Tencent-backed TV Producer raises HKD420m on HK listing
A Tencent-backed Chinese drama series company, Linmon Media, has raised HKD420 million (USD53.5 million) from its IPO on the HKEX
Four firms advise on CH-AUTO’s USD1.7b merger
Electric-vehicle maker and auto-design service company CH-AUTO agreed a merger with special-purpose acquisition company Mountain Crest IV worth nearly USD1.7 billion
