The Hang Seng Tech Index, which tracks the top 30 Hong Kong-listed tech firms, rose 6.5% on February 21, hitting its highest level since early 2022
- Alibaba, Bilibili, Lenovo surge in HK after reporting results — Xi's meeting with sector leaders is another catalyst: analyst
The Hang Seng Tech Index, which tracks the top 30 Hong Kong-listed tech firms, rose 6.5% on February 21, hitting its highest level since early 2022
- Alibaba, Bilibili, Lenovo surge in HK after reporting results — Xi's meeting with sector leaders is another catalyst: analyst
China's Bilibili launches a paywall for some videos, as it seeks to diversify revenue after its market cap dropped from ~$54B in February to $10B+ this month
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Bilibili invests HK$960M in X.D. Network, which runs Chinese game distribution platform TapTap; mobile games accounted for 40% of Bilibili's 2020 revenues
Rita Liao / TechCrunch :
Bilibili drops more than 6% in its Hong Kong debut early Monday after raising $2.6B
Bloomberg :
Chinese streaming service Bilibili will start a secondary listing in Hong Kong on March 29, expected to raise $2.8B, after listing on the Nasdaq in March 2018
Joanne Chiu / Wall Street Journal :
Profile of Chinese streaming service Bilibili, which has 54M DAUs and made 40% of its 2020 revenue from mobile games, despite being known as a video site
South China Morning Post :
Source: Nasdaq-listed Chinese video streaming service Bilibili is gearing up for a secondary listing in Hong Kong next year, which could raise up to $1.5B
- Chinese video platform Bilibili is gearing up for a secondary listing in Hong Kong which could raise up to $1.5 billion, CNBC has confirmed.
Tencent is making a secondary $317.6M investment for a 12.3% stake in Bilibili, a China-based video streaming company that went public on Nasdaq in March
Ka Kay Lum / DealStreetAsia :
Baidu's streaming video service iQiyi falls 13.6% in Nasdaq debut, closing at $15.55, down from opening price of $18
And Then Falls Jonathan Shieber / TechCrunch : Baidu's streaming video service iQiyi falls 13.6% in Nasdaq debut Bloomberg : Baidu's iQiyi Drops in Trading Debut After Raising $2.3 Billion Austen Huff...