China's involvement in the United States has reached its highest levels at all, removing tensions among the world's largest economies and reducing the ongoing risks of expulsion of US stock exchanges for Chinese companies. P>
According to Arab Net Chinese companies have collected $ 6.6 billion through preliminary public presentations in the United States this year, a record start and represents an 8-fold increase in the same period in 2020, according to data collected by Bloomberg, and Arabic. >
The largest public subscription was the inclusion of RLX Technology for $ 1.6 billion e-cigarettes, followed by $ 947 million for Tuya Inc. P>
This comes even at a time when Chinese tensions show a few signs of decline and the threat removes the deletion of Chinese companies from US stock exchanges. P>
The US Securities and Stock Exchange (SEC) said last month it would begin implementing a law for accounting companies to allow US regulators to review financial audits for external companies.
For its part, China's Grand Private Stock Head of Lawyer Hogan Lovels, Stephanie Tang said: "This is a potential threat, and if something happens, they may need to prepare for rainy day. But the danger itself will not prevent those companies from going to the United States, at least in the second half of this year or perhaps next year. P>
Despite all the risks, Chinese enterprises continue to grow. P>
Chinese companies collected nearly $ 15 billion through the initial public subscribers in the United States in 2020, a second highest level after 2014, when Alibaba Group collected 25 billion dollars in launching a public subscription. P >
Bloomberg News reported that Didi Choksing has apply for a preliminary public subscription on billions of dollars, and can estimate the value of the Chinese giant passenger transport services of up to $ 100 billion. About $ 2 billion, according to sources informed on plans. P>