ColbyNet revisits IPO as bricks and mortar company

As one of the first to withdraw a planned IPO following the meltdown in technology stocks, ColbyNet is trying again, this time presenting itself as a bricks and mortar company.

In April, when ColbyNet tried to list its shares on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, it priced them at between HK$2.68 and HK$3.88 and presented itself as a burgeoning e-commerce business. Its aim was to raise as much as HK$4 billion ($513.2 million). But the global decline in technology stocks spiked its hopes and it withdrew its offer.

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