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Alibaba may shun U.S. markets in IPO: report
May 28, 2013, 5:23 PM
Alibaba is expected to go public soon in one of the most highly-anticipated
initial public offering since Facebook Inc.’s debut last year.
But the U.S. markets may not be invited to the party, according to a media
report on Tuesday.
Alibaba is considering listing in Hong Kong, and skipping the U.S., when it
goes public possibly later this year, according to Financial Times report,
citing interviews with unnamed bankers.
The Chinese e-commerce giant reportedly did not want to deal with the
regulatory scrutiny in the U.S. IPO process. One banker also told the
newspaper that Alibaba wanted to make a “cultural point” by listing solely
in Hong Kong.
A U.S.-based spokesman for the company declined to comment on the report.
The company’s IPO is expected to have a significant impact on Yahoo Inc.
YHOO -0.46% which still owns a substantial stake in the company.
Shares of Yahoo were down nearly 1% in afternoon trades.
May 28, 2013, 5:23 PM
Alibaba is expected to go public soon in one of the most highly-anticipated
initial public offering since Facebook Inc.’s debut last year.
But the U.S. markets may not be invited to the party, according to a media
report on Tuesday.
Alibaba is considering listing in Hong Kong, and skipping the U.S., when it
goes public possibly later this year, according to Financial Times report,
citing interviews with unnamed bankers.
The Chinese e-commerce giant reportedly did not want to deal with the
regulatory scrutiny in the U.S. IPO process. One banker also told the
newspaper that Alibaba wanted to make a “cultural point” by listing solely
in Hong Kong.
A U.S.-based spokesman for the company declined to comment on the report.
The company’s IPO is expected to have a significant impact on Yahoo Inc.
YHOO -0.46% which still owns a substantial stake in the company.
Shares of Yahoo were down nearly 1% in afternoon trades.
