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China’s Little Red Book Plans to Shift IPO to Hong Kong From U.S., Sources Say

Bloomberg2021-10-11

Xiaohongshu put U.S. IPO plans on hold in the summer China has signaled tougher rules for overseas listings Chinese startup Xiaohongshu, or “Little Red Book,” is weighing a Hong Kong initial public ...

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A listing could even raise as much as $1 billion depending on the market, the people said.\nDeliberations are still ongoing and details such as fundraising size and timing could change, the people added. A representative for Xiaohongshu said the company maintains regular communication with stakeholders, but that they do not have any specific IPO plans at the moment.\nBacked by Tencent Holdings Ltd. and Alibaba Group Holding Ltd., Xiaohongshu is one of several companies that have been forced to revisit their U.S. listing plans after China proposed new rules for firms going public overseas. 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A listing could even raise as much as $1 billion depending on the market, the people said.\nDeliberations are still ongoing and details such as fundraising size and timing could change, the people added. A representative for Xiaohongshu said the company maintains regular communication with stakeholders, but that they do not have any specific IPO plans at the moment.\nBacked by Tencent Holdings Ltd. and Alibaba Group Holding Ltd., Xiaohongshu is one of several companies that have been forced to revisit their U.S. listing plans after China proposed new rules for firms going public overseas. 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