Group 1 - The most valuable Chinese company listed on US exchanges is Alibaba, which is also one of the largest IPOs of the century, with a market cap of $285 billion, having increased 13 times since its IPO [2][3] - Pinduoduo ranks second, valued at approximately half of Alibaba, and is an online retailer that started in the agricultural sector [2] - NetEase, the oldest among the top 30 US-listed Chinese companies, was established in 2000 and is the largest email service provider in China, expanding into gaming, music streaming, and online education [2][3] Group 2 - There has been a resurgence of Chinese IPOs in the US after a two-year lull due to geopolitical tensions and security concerns, with 48 new Chinese companies listed since January 2024, most of which are small with an average IPO size of $50 million [3] - The top 30 Chinese companies listed in the US have a combined market cap of $873 billion, which is less than half of Apple's market cap [4]