Chinese companies are leaving Wall Street after raising US$7.8 billion from investors in initial public offerings during the past 12 years.
Since 2010, 18 U.S.-listed Chinese companies have announced delisting plans, according to data from Roth Capital Partners LLC, a Newport Beach, California-based financial firm.
Bloomberg reports that Chinese companies are delisting in New York because valuations are significantly higher in Hong Kong. Companies prefer Hong Kong because listing in Shanghai or Shenzhen would require them to restructure into domestic Chinese firms.
Citing examples, Bloomberg says Perfect World Co., China’s fourth-biggest online games operator, trades at 3.9 times its estimated earnings in New York, while smaller rival NetDragon Websoft Inc. is valued at 13 times in Hong Kong.
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