China's biggest bubble tea chain Mixue to raise $443m in Hong Kong IPO

Peers' listings faced tough investor reactions amid consumer market woes

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Mixue Group is aiming to raise $443 million through an initial public offering in Hong Kong. The largest Chinese bubble tea chain has started to expand beyond the mainland, with outlets such as this one in the Kowloon area of Hong Kong. (Photo by Peggy Ye) 

KENJI KAWASE

HONG KONG -- Mixue Group, China's largest bubble tea chain, announced Friday that it will list its shares in Hong Kong, aiming to raise $443 million as it confronts sluggish consumption and severe price competition.

Mixue said in a prospectus published on the Hong Kong Exchange's website that it will be issuing over 17 million new shares at 202.50 Hong Kong dollars apiece. That brings the gross fundraising size of this initial public offering to HK$3.45 billion ($442.9 million).

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