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Lixiang Automotive, a Chinese electric vehicle manufacturer has filed for a U.S IPO

Published On 08 Jan 2020 04:46 AM

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According to Reuters report, Lixiang Automotive, a Chinese electric vehicle manufacturer has filed for a U.S IPO. It is planning to raise $500 million from the IPO. This IPO listing has been planned in early 2020.

The car manufacturing company has appointed Goldman Sachs company to get the deal in place. The company investor includes Source Code Capital.

Lixiang Automotive company, started in 201....

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