The internet healthcare company filed its listing application to the Hong Kong Stock Exchange last week, trumpeting its comprehensive approach to medical services Key takeaways: Yuanxin Technology has filed for a Hong Kong IPO a second time, aiming to set itself apart from rivals with its wide range of medical services The company’s revenue grew 65% last year, but its losses are growing even more quickly By Li Yaoyao Once verboten for many medical companies due to listing rules that banned money-losing applicants, Hong Kong has welcomed such high-growth firms…
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FAST NEWS: Xinjiang Goldwind Posts Strong Profit Growth, But Revenue Decline, in First Quarter
The latest: Wind power equipment maker Xinjiang Goldwind Science & Technology Co. Ltd. (2208.HK; 002202.SZ) said late Tuesday its revenue fell 8.3% in the first quarter of 2022 to 6.4 billion yuan ($962 million). But its profit for the period rose 15.3% to 1.3 billion yuan. Looking Up: Despite the year-on-year revenue decline, the company’s cash flow from the sale of goods and services rose by 8.4% to 8.2 billion yuan from 7.6 billion yuan in the first quarter of 2021. Take Note: The profit increase may have come largely…
Read More » /*!-- Ideo Concepts deletedFAST NEWS: New Oriental Education Sees New Business Revenue Coming Soon
The latest: New Oriental Education & Technology Group Inc. (EDU.US; 9901.US) reported a 48% revenue decline to $614 million and a $122 million loss during its fiscal third quarter through February, according to its latest quarterly report released late Tuesday. Looking up: Founder and Chairman Yu Minhong said revenue from its overseas test preparation and overseas study consulting business – the remaining key business from its core education services – rose by 15% year-on-year. Its domestic test preparation business targeting adults and university students posted even stronger 59% year-on-year growth. Take…
Read More » /*!-- Ideo Concepts deletedVaping Leader RLX Gets Doused by Latest Regulatory Wave
China has unveiled new rules banning flavored vapes and taken steps to standardize e-cigarettes in new efforts to bring more order to the sector Key Takeaways: Shares of RLX and its peers fell sharply last month after China’s tobacco regulator announced a new ban on flavored vapes starting in May The group got a small boost earlier this month after the country’s market regulator announced new national standards for e-cigarettes By Judy Yang Life isn’t getting any easier lately for China’s vibrant field of vaping companies, which are facing a…
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