Epiworld International Launches HK$1.64 Billion Hong Kong IPO

MT Newswires Live03-20 09:02

Epiworld International (HKG:2726) launched its Hong Kong initial public offering on Friday, seeking to raise HK$1.64 billion from the deal.

The Chinese semiconductor materials company is offering around 21.5 million H shares at HK$76.26 apiece, according to a Hong Kong bourse filing.

The offering comprises 2.15 million H shares for Hong Kong investors and 19.34 million H shares for international investors, subject to reallocation.

The IPO's allocation results are due March 27, ahead of the company's planned trading debut on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange on March 30.

Net proceeds will be used mainly to expand the company's production capacity. Funds will also be earmarked for research and development.

The company secured Xiamen Advanced Manufacturing as a cornerstone investor, which committed to subscribing to a total of HK$774.8 million worth of IPO shares.

China International Capital Corp. Hong Kong Securities, ICBC International Securities, Orient Securities (Hong Kong), ABCI Securities, China Sunrise Securities (International), Futu Securities International (Hong Kong), CCB International Capital, Daokou Securities, China Industrial Securities International Capital, Fuze Securities (International), Kingston Securities, and Yuen Meta (International) Securities are the joint bookrunners of the IPO.

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