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JD.COM RAISES $4 BILLION IN HONG KONG STOCK EXCHANGE

Published On 18 Jun 2020 05:03 AM

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JD.com has raised almost $4 billion which is equivalent to £3.2 billion in its debut at the Hong Kong Stock Exchange.
The shares of JD.com has surged by more than 5% after listing.
JD.com listing in Hong Kong Stock Exchange is the second biggest share sale in 2020.

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