Chinese video app Bilibili said its listing status in Hong Kong will change to a primary listing from a secondary listing on Oct. 3. This change makes it easier for investors in mainland China to buy the company’s Hong Kong-listed shares. Bilibili’s move comes as Chinese internet stocks in Hong Kong have fallen sharply over the past year as investors became reluctant to bet on the sector amid...
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