Horizon Robotics Shares Shine on Hong Kong Debut
SYDNEY (Reuters) -Shares of Horizon Robotics ended 2.8% higher on their Hong Kong debut on Thursday, after the Chinese autonomous vehicle maker raised $696 million in this year's largest initial public offering (IPO) in Hong Kong. The company sold 1.355 billion shares at HK$3.99 each, according to the its filings.
Shares of his company Horizon Robotics Inc., which debuted in Hong Kong on Thursday, rose more than 30% in early trading, ...
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Hong Kong will continue to lobby Beijing to encourage more mainland Chinese companies to list in the city and improve the ...
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