On June 1, Reuters quoted sources as saying that Netease plans to go public again in Hong Kong next Monday. In addition, Netease will raise up to 2.6 billion US dollars with a ceiling price of HK $126,This is a further increase from the $1bn to $2bn expected earlier, which will be one of the largest stock exchanges so far this year.
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At the same time, the news pointed out that Netease plans to sell 171 million shares globally, of which 5.15 million shares will be publicly sold, and the information on international placement is not clear.
According to the data set released on the website of Hong Kong Stock Exchange last week after the hearing of Netease company, Netease has passed the listing hearing of Hong Kong stock exchange, but the specific listing time has not been disclosed. Netease will also become the second large medium cap stock to be listed in Hong Kong after Alibaba, and its sponsors include CICC, Credit Suisse and JPMorgan.
Netease declined to comment on the listing process.
However, Ding Lei, the founder and CEO of Netease, released the first letter to all shareholders since the company's listing 20 years ago, saying that Netease is preparing to go public again in Hong Kong, bringing the "Netease" brand back to China, but at the same time, it will continue to firmly promote the globalization strategy of Netease.
Ding Lei revealed that Netease's next step is to focus on the following four directions: first, to build an organization with self evolution ability. From today on, Netease will require all managers to quickly and massively tap all kinds of young talents to help them get training faster. The second is to continue to implement the strategy of quality products. Third, firmly promote the strategy of globalization. Finally, promote more inclusive resources.
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