Bawang Tea Princess Responds to Rumors of a Hong Kong IPO: No Plans at This Time
Reports indicate that Chinese tea beverage chain Bawang Chaji is considering a listing in Hong Kong. Sources familiar with the matter say that Bawang Chaji has already held preliminary discussions with investment banks regarding the listing plan, which could raise hundreds of millions of dollars and potentially take place this year. Discussions are still ongoing, and the company may decide not to proceed with the Hong Kong listing. Additionally, the plan still requires regulatory approval. Regarding rumors of a secondary listing in Hong Kong, Bawang Chaji told reporters that it has no such plans at this time.
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