How to purchase PRC-listed companies

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Grandall Legal GroupCharles [email protected] a foreign investor intends to have its affiliate(s) listed on the stock exchange of the PRC…

Grandall Legal Group
Charles Guan
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If a foreign investor intends to have its affiliate(s) listed on the stock exchange of the PRC (for the purposes of this article, this excludes Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan), it has the following three major options: (1) to realise the initial public offering (IPO) through its PRC foreign-funded enterprise; (2) to be listed on the international board that is under consideration by the relevant authorities of the PRC; or (3) to achieve its IPO target by purchasing a listed PRC company.

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