Shandong Linglong Tyre Co. Ltd. has formally applied to list H shares on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange (HKEX), according to a filing posted on the Shanghai Stock Exchange (SSE), where nearly 47% of its shares are currently traded. The application, submitted on 30 June 2025, marks a strategic move to support the company's ongoing international expansion.
Linglong stated that the capital raised from the Hong Kong IPO will be allocated across several key areas:
■ Expanding production capacity■ Advancing research and development■ Enhancing global marketing initiatives■ Strengthening general working capital
While no specific fundraising target or listing date has been disclosed, the company confirmed that the IPO process remains subject to approval by the HKEX and Chinese regulatory bodies.
The company emphasised that the timing and implementation of the IPO will depend on prevailing market conditions and regulatory progress. The board has committed to providing further updates as the process advances.
Linglong is currently scaling up its global manufacturing presence, including significant investments in Serbia and Brazil. The proposed Hong Kong listing is expected to contribute funding towards these overseas projects.
The application reflects Linglong's strategy to access broader international capital markets and align its funding structure with its global ambitions.
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