Listings plans by JD.com and NetEase to be reviewed Thursday by Hong Kong’s stock exchange as they prepare to follow Alibaba
Two of China’s most valuable U.S.-listed companies are pushing ahead with multibillion-dollar share sales in Hong Kong, amid growing pressure from U.S. lawmakers for greater financial scrutiny of Chinese companies.
The listing plans of NetEase Inc., an online-games company, and JD.com Inc., the operator of an e-commerce website, will be reviewed on Thursday by the listing committee of Hong Kong’s stock exchange.
The listing plans of NetEase Inc., an online-games company, and JD.com Inc., the operator of an e-commerce website, will be reviewed on Thursday by the listing committee of Hong Kong’s stock exchange.