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Shanghai Nanqiao's A-share debut today surged over 40% on its first day of listing.

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Nien-Yen Chairman Chen Fei-Lung. (PHOTO BY CNA REPORTERS CHANG CHIN-FA)

 

Nan Chiao (1702-TW), through its investment in Nan Chiao Food Group (Shanghai) Co., Ltd., listed on the mainland A-share market today (the 18th) at RMB 16.98 per share, becoming the third company—alongside Zhen Ding – KY (4958-TW) andHon Hai (2317-TW), as a publicly listed company with dual listings across the Taiwan Strait. Shanghai Nanqiao opened today at RMB 24.45, a 441% surge.

 

Nanchiao Food Group (Shanghai) submitted its A-share listing application documents to the China Securities Regulatory Commission in 2018. On January 14th of this year, it received approval, and today it is listed for trading. Shanghai Nanchiao Food's initial public offering will issue new shares to raise approximately RMB 1.126 billion (NT$4.898 billion) and primarily engages in businesses such as baking fats and oils, frozen dough, ice cream, and frozen noodles.

 

In addition to raising capital through listings in mainland China, Nanqiao has resolved to invest NT$5 billion in its Thai factory over five years. The first phase, costing NT$1.3 billion to build a new puffed rice production line, has already begun and is currently operating at full capacity. The second phase of investment is expected to be approved by the board of directors as early as the third quarter of this year, with planning to commence next year.

 

Nan Chiao reported a net profit after tax of NT$280 million for the first quarter of 2021, down 9.971% quarter-on-quarter but up 2.79 times year-on-year, with earnings per share of NT$1.13.

 

Taiwanese listed companies, such as Giant (9921-TW) and P.C.B. (6141-TW), also plan to apply for listing in Mainland China's A-share market for their investee subsidiaries in China.