The EV maker returned to the capital market four months after its US listing and successfully raised fresh capital despite multiple headwinds. It was forced to pay up though.
With its online ticketing business Maoyan Entertainment looking to raise $345 million from its IPO, Tencent is set to go head-to-head against Alibaba on the Hong Kong stock exchange.
The Chinese technology giant has raised $675 million from its first hybrid securities issue. This might just reduce Lenovo's leverage.
Has the G3 market reached bottom, or will continued spread pressure tip more stressed credits over the edge?
After a tough 2018 that saw rising US interest rates and trade tensions with China, is this year going to be any easier? What do market participants forecast for the year ahead?
China’s dominant music distributor had hoped to overtake Spotify with its $1.1 billion New York IPO. But for now, Tencent Music still lags its main international rival.
As PTT prepares to spin-off its oil and retail arm, Thai IPOs are shaping up to raise more money in 2019 than in 2017 and 2018 combined.
As it finally starts to sort out its competing investment banking arms, Bank of China signals its intention to become a more formidable force across Asia
Tomofumi Matsuyama jumps ship from Morgan Stanley to The Carlyle Group. The hire is part of the US private equity firm’s plans to expand in Japan.
One of them, Baytree, could even be worth than less than implied six months ago when Alibaba invested in it during pre-IPO funding.
Despite the headwinds affecting the Philippine stock market, San Miguel has decided to move forward with plans to sell shares in its consolidated food and beverage business through a sharply downsized block trade.
The drug developer will be the second biotech firm to list in Hong Kong without any profits or revenues. It believes that China’s underpenetrated biologics market provides a massive opportunity in the long run.
The Development Bank of Mongolia's successful international bond market return underscores a remarkable economic turnaround almost two years after the country nearly defaulted. But how much upside remains?
Investors are unplugging from the primary market following poor secondary market performance. Will Tencent Music entice them back?
China’s largest digital music distributor operates under an integrated entertainment business model, which allows it to make a profit while rival Spotify continues to struggle with losses.
Heavy issuance clouds relative value perceptions in secondary markets as the gap widens between the fortunes of investment grade and high yield transactions.
Korea’s largest conglomerate creates a linear shareholding structure under Samsung C&T after two affiliates sold their last batch of shares in the company in a $833 million block trade.
China’s largest hot pot chain puts forward an implied valuation nearly five times that of McDonald’s China and Hong Kong business. It may prove too much for investors to stomach.
FinanceAsia looks at why the O2O giant is leading China's two other high-flying startups as it prepares to make its way to the public market.
Four-year-old Chinese startup plans to become just the second listed electric car specialist after Tesla. It's the latest Chinese venture to seek US investment while far from profitability.