Asia real estate and outbound investment news
Leading Mingtiandi’s latest roundup of regional news headlines is a $2 billion Hong Kong IPO which could help China’s most highly leveraged developer pay down some of that debt load.
Also in the news, northern India’s tallest residential tower… Read More>>
Today’s roundup of mainland China stories features a Shenzhen-based developer announcing plans for a second headquarters in Beijing, as well as a humbling turn of events for a once-chic shopping centre in China’s capital.
Also in the headlines today, China… Read More>>
Alibaba’s Singles Day celebration next month is expected to move $10 billion worth of merchandise, but this year the annual shopping event will also include a Shanghai skyscraper, or at least 25 floors of one.
The inclusion of the residential… Read More>>
A Bain Capital-backed data centre operator made a hyperscale debut on NASDAQ exchange yesterday with shares climbing by more than 20 percent after being priced at the top of their expected range.
Chindata, a Beijing-based developer and operator of Internet… Read More>>
A month after China Evergrande sold a $3 billion stake in its property management spin-off ahead of an IPO, competing developer Sino-Ocean Group announced plans to seek a separate Hong Kong listing for its services arm.
Sino-Ocean Service Holding Limited,… Read More>>
The private equity rush to cash in on Asian data centre demand achieved a new milestone this month when a Beijing-based startup backed by Bain Capital filed for a NASDAQ IPO.
Chindata Group Holdings filed its Form F-1 registration statement… Read More>>
Fast food could turn a quick book for the company behind China’s thousands of Burger King and KFC locations as Yum China looks set to join a growing movement among major mainland corporates to establish secondary listings in Hong Kong.
Bain Capital-backed Chinese hyperscale data centre operator Chindata Group is getting ready to make its debut on the New York Stock Exchange later this month, according to a report by Reuters on 1 September citing sources familiar with the planned… Read More>>
Some of Greater China’s largest investors have agreed to pay a total of HK$23.5 billion ($3 billion) for stakes in China Evergrande’s property management unit ahead of an anticipated IPO in Hong Kong, according to an announcement late last week.
China’s largest property listings website, Beike, is attempting a $1 billion IPO on the New York Stock Exchange despite signs that stock markets are becoming part of growing tensions between the US and mainland China.
On July 24, KE Holdings… Read More>>
