Wuxi Taclink Considers Singapore Listing While Trading in Mainland China
Wuxi Taclink is exploring a potential share listing in Singapore. The move would mark the first time a company already listed in mainland China seeks a Singapore listing.
BloombergWuxi Taclink is considering a listing in Singapore. The company already trades shares in mainland China. A Singapore listing would be the first for any company that maintains an existing listing on a mainland Chinese exchange.
Taclink has not disclosed a timeline or details on the size of a potential Singapore offering. No regulatory filings or exchange statements have been released yet.
The company has not named advisers or confirmed whether it has begun formal discussions with Singapore regulators.
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