South China Morning Post: Alibaba says T-Head submitted confidential IPO filing in September, spin-off plan approved
According to the South China Morning Post, citing a statement from Alibaba on Tuesday, HKEX has approved the proposed spin-off of T-Head, with the confidential Hong Kong listing application submitted in September. T-Head provides data center chips and will remain a subsidiary of Alibaba following the spin-off. Approval of the spin-off plan does not equate to the completion of the IPO or final approval of the listing application.
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