HKSecWiki新股資訊 2022年04月11日
10:22 PM EDT, 04/10/2022 (MT Newswires) -- Zhihu (HKG:2390), China's version of American question-and-answer website Quora, launched its initial public offering in Hong Kong that seeks to raise as much as HK$1.35 billion ($172.2 million).
The Q&A-inspired online community, backed by Tencent (HKG:0700) and Baidu (HKG:9888), is the latest NYSE-listed firm to seek a secondary listing in the Asian financial hub. It is offering 26 million shares at no more than HK$51.80 each.
The IPO comprised of shares to be sold by the selling shareholders of Zhihu such as Innovation Works, Qiming Venture Partners and SAIF Partners.
Of the total shares on offer, 23.4 million are earmarked for Hong Kong investors. An overallotment option of up to 3.9 million shares can be exercised if there is strong demand for the IPO.
The issuer expects to determine its final offer price on April 14 by making reference to, among other factors, the recent closing prices of its American depositary shares on the NYSE.
Zhihu will disclose the allocations on April 21 and start trading on the Hong Kong bourse on April 22.
The company will not receive any of the net proceeds from the IPO as they will go towards the selling shareholders.
Credit Suisse, JP Morgan Securities, CICC, CMB International Capital, CCB International Capital and Haitong International Securities are the joint global coordinators and lead managers of the deal.
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