Core Points - Seres Group, a Chinese electric vehicle maker, has successfully raised HK$14.3 billion (approximately $1.8 billion) through a Hong Kong listing, setting its offering at the top end of the indicated range and increasing the deal size by exercising an option [1][2] - The shares were sold at HK$131.50 each, with a total of approximately 108.6 million shares sold, including an additional 8.4 million shares that boosted the offering by about 8.4% [1][2] - The listing price represents a 22% discount compared to Seres' Shanghai closing price of 155.19 yuan on October 31 [2] - The newly listed shares are set to begin trading on November 5, 2025, marking the eighth Hong Kong listing this year to raise over $1 billion [2] - The capital raised will help bolster Seres Group's balance sheet amid ongoing fierce price competition in the battery electric vehicle (BEV) segment [4] Company Background - Seres Group was established in 1986, initially producing springs and shock absorbers, before transitioning into motorcycles and eventually electric vehicles [3] - The company has a partnership with Huawei Technologies in the electric vehicle sector [3] - Seres' battery electric vehicle manufacturing arm, Seres Automobile Company, raised up to 5 billion yuan in new capital during a Series E funding round announced in June, with new investors including ICBC Financial Assets Investment and Bocom Financial Asset Investment [3]
Seres Group raises $1.8bn from Hong Kong IPO
Yahoo Finance·2025-11-03 18:00