Tinoos serves up lukewarm IPO hamstrung by weak Chinese meat market
The pig and chicken breeder has filed to list in Hong Kong, with mid-sized underwriter CMS International as the sponsor Key Takeaways: Tinoos Group has filed for a Hong Kong…
BRIEF: Muyuan’s April sales plunge 32% on falling hog prices
Leading pork producer Muyuan Foods Co. Ltd. (2714.HK; 002714.SZ) announced on Tuesday that it sold approximately 7.14 million finished hogs in April, up 8.68% year-on-year. But falling prices caused the…
BRIEF: Muyuan’s revenue drops in March on falling hog prices
Leading pork producer Muyuan Foods Co. Ltd. (2714.HK; 002714.SZ) said on Wednesday it sold 6.75 million hogs last month, down 2.65% year-on-year. Its average selling price for the month stood at 9.91…
BRIEF: Muyuan edges up in Hong Kong trading debut
Shares of leading pork producer Muyuan Foods Co. Ltd. (2714.HK; 002714.SZ) opened flat at HK$39 on Friday in their Hong Kong trading debut, and edged up during the morning to closing up 4.7%…
BRIEF: Muyuan to raise up to $1.4 billion in year’s biggest food IPO
Leading pork producer Muyuan Foods Co. Ltd. (2714.HK; 002714.SZ) launched its Hong Kong IPO on Thursday, in one of the year’s first major food listings that will raise more than…
Muyuan eyes global pig pen with Hong Kong IPO
The world’s largest pork producer could raise up to $1 billion in a blockbuster listing that would be one of the largest by a consumer company this year Key Takeaways:…
BRIEF: WH Group to sell down Smithfield stake
Pork producer WH Group Ltd. (0288.HK) announced on Wednesday that its wholly owned SFDS UK Smithfield unit will sell 16 million shares of its U.S.-based Smithfield Foods Inc. (SFD.US) subsidiary…
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