On September 26th, Evergrande Auto announced on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange that, after careful consideration, both parties agreed to terminate the IPO counseling agreement with Haitong Securities Co., Ltd., and will report to the Shenzhen Regulatory Bureau of the China Securities Regulatory Commission. Therefore, the proposal to issue RMB shares will no longer proceed.
On September 18th of last year, Evergrande Auto had announced plans to seek listing on the Science and Technology Innovation Board. In August, the stock had reached a staged historical high of HKD 37.7 per share, and within two months the stock price had risen fivefold, with a corresponding market value of HKD 320.1 billion.
On September 21st, the Mid-Autumn Festival, Evergrande Auto issued a notice to grant nearly 324 million shares of no-par preference shares to three directors and 3,180 employees. The scale of this equity incentive is huge and its coverage is also extensive.
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🔗Source: Evergrande Group
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