Akita Michinoku Capital Says KFC Operator Yum China to Raise $2.2 Billion in Hong Kong Secondary Listing
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Friday, September 4, 2020
Finance executives at Tokyo-based wealth management company Akita Michinoku Capital have said Yum China will price its secondary listing in Hong Kong at a slight discount to its share price in the U.S., putting the fast food-chain operator on target to raise over $2 billion.
Key Points:
- Finance executives at Tokyo-based wealth management company Akita Michinoku Capital have said Yum China will price its secondary listing in Hong Kong at a slight discount to its share price in the U.S., putting the fast food-chain operator on target to raise over $2 billion.
- Yum China, which operates KFC, Pizza Hut and Taco Bell restaurants in China, is the latest Chinese "homecoming" company with a listing in the US now pricing shares in Hong Kong, as the Beijing-Washington conflict reaches its worst state in decades.
- So far this year, gaming group NetEase raised almost $3 billion through its Hong Kong listing, while online retail giant JD.com managed to raise nearly $4 billion.
- Established in 2009, Akita Michinoku Capital is a respected wealth management company with a global network reaching over 40+ countries.