Beijing makes serious push to drive consumption
China’s new five-year plan for 2026–2030 marks a decisive policy shift, placing domestic consumption and reform at the core of its growth strategy.
November 04, 2025
Formal roadshows will start this Monday (September 26) for a $110 million to $150 million Hong Kong IPO by China Paradise Electronics, also know as China Yongle. Timing of the potential Red chip issue is not ideal given the underperformance of its main comparable, GOME Electronic Appliances, China's largest electronics retailer.
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