Hong Kong IPO debut delayed in rare move over missing regulatory data: sources
Hong Kong witnessed a rare delay of an initial public offering (IPO) debut on Wednesday, the first in more than eight months, triggered by a regulatory requirement for additional client information, according to people familiar with the matter. On Tuesday night, just before its scheduled listing on Wednesday, DKE Holding Company postponed its IPO ceremony after it failed to provide investors with an offer price and results of its bookbuilding. The maker of e-paper display modules said more time...
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