Shares of Chinese bubble tea maker Guming rose by 0.6% on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange on Wednesday after the company raised $232 million in an initial public offering.

Guming says it targets smaller cities where bubble tea is not as readily available and growth outpaces that of megacities.

George Meng, CFO of Guming Holdings, talks about its Hong Kong IPO and confirming its plans to add another 2500 new stores by the end of the year.

By Scott Murdoch and Donny Kwok SYDNEY (Reuters) -Shares of Chinese bubble tea maker Guming slid by as much as 10% in their debut on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange on Wednesday, as retail investors sold ...

Chinese bubble tea maker Mixue Group plans to raise about US$500 million from its Hong Kong initial public offering (IPO) ...

China's largest bubble tea firm, Mixue Group, will begin bookbuilding for its Hong Kong initial public offering by the end of ...

Guming Holdings recently launched a $233-million (over ₹ 2,013 crore) IPO, which increased the net worth of its own Founder, ...

The mainland’s top bubble tea maker plans to launch its IPO later this month and list in early March, report says.

Guming Holdings’ US$233 million Hong Kong initial public offering (IPO) bolstered the value of the stake owned by its ...

CHINESE bubble tea firm Guming has raised US$232 million in a Hong Kong initial public offering (IPO) after setting the price ...

Shares of Chinese tea maker Guming Holdings rose at their Hong Kong trading debut as sentiment surrounding initial public offerings in the Asian financial hub improved. Guming's shares rose 1.8% to 10 ...

China's largest bubble tea firm, Mixue Group, will begin bookbuilding for its Hong Kong initial public offering by the end of ...