China tech firms going for convertible bonds


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  • Saturday, 04 May 2019

Raising funds: A NIO Inc EP9 electric sports car is on display at the Auto Shanghai 2019. NIO Inc, a Chinese competitor to Tesla, sold US$650mil of convertibles in February, months after pricing its US IPO near the bottom of a marketed range. — Bloomberg

CHINESE technology companies are tapping the convertible bond market at an unprecedented pace.

Companies from the industry have raised a record US$3.4bil in convertible bond sales this year, nearly double the total during all of 2018, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. Netflix-style streaming service iQiyi Inc and the country’s top anime site, Bilibili Inc, were among the latest sellers.

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