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SEMK HOLDINGS (02250.HK) Closes at $2.39, Up 16.6% vs Listing Price; Book Gain per Board Lot $340
SEMK HOLDINGS (02250.HK) Closes at $2.39 by Midday, Up 16.6% vs Listing Price
SEMK HOLDINGS (02250.HK) IPO Oversubscribed by 6.3x; One-lot Success Rate 30%
B.Duck Parent Semk Holdings (02250.HK) IPO Tmr; Entry Fee $3,484.8
The parent company of the duckling, Deying Holdings, once again submitted the list for the completion of the agreement sprint listing.
The original title: Hong Kong stock IPO | Duckling parent company Tak Ying Holdings once again submitted the form to complete the agreement sprint listed Finance Union (Shanghai, editor Zhou Xinyi) News, B.Duck (Little Yellow Duck) parent company Deying Holdings International Limited (Deying Holdings) once again submitted the prospectus to the Hong Kong Stock Exchange on the evening of November 5th, Everbright Securities is the exclusive underwriter. The company is the second largest intellectual property (IP) company in China, and this is the second time it has submitted the form to the main board of the HKEx. It is worth noting that Deloitte International Holdings Limited was the main body of Deying's application in March 2019 on the growth Enterprise Market (GE) of the Hong Kong Stock Exchange.
New stock outlook | Deying Holdings: how many ways does a duckling play?
Over the past few decades, rubber ducklings have become a symbol of childhood memories in family bathtubs. A ship accident in 1992 added a legendary color to the duckling. On January 10, 1992, a container full of yellow rubber ducklings fell into the sea under strong winds and waves after a cargo ship was caught in a storm on its way from China to Washington, USA. At this point, 29,000 ducklings embarked on a journey around the world halfway around the world. Curtis Abersmeyer, an American oceanographer, tracked and studied this. In the more than ten years after the "drifting incident," the rubber little yellow duck went on its way.
IPO News | Deying Holdings submitted a second listing to the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, and its B.Duck brand generated tens of millions in revenue
The Zhitong Finance App learned that according to the Hong Kong Stock Exchange's disclosure on November 5, Deying Holdings International Co., Ltd. submitted a listing application to the main board of the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, and Everbright Securities is the sole sponsor. It is worth noting that the company submitted a listing application to the main board of the Hong Kong Stock Exchange on May 4 this year, and the application has now expired. Intellectual property and its brand are at the core of the company's business. According to the Frost & Sullivan report, in terms of role-licensing revenue in 2020, the company is the second-largest domestic actor intellectual property company, ranking fifth among all Chinese actor intellectual property companies, with a market share of about 2.4%. By 2020 sales
IPO News丨Deying Holdings International submitted an international listing to the main board of the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, making it the second largest domestic intellectual property company
The Zhitong Finance App learned that according to the Hong Kong Stock Exchange's disclosure on May 4, Deying Holdings International Co., Ltd. submitted a main board listing application to the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, and Everbright Securities was its sole sponsor. According to the prospectus, Deying Holdings International is a character intellectual property company that mainly engages in (1) role licensing business: creating, designing and authorizing self-created B.Duck family characters across multiple channels, as well as brand management and marketing for such roles. The Company grants the role and brand of the B.Duck family to licensees to provide product design and application services; (2) E-commerce and other businesses: Design, development and procurement to the B.Duck family
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