Alibaba Group, an e-commerce giant, was officially listed on the new york Stock Exchange on September 20 14 19, local time in the United States, with an opening price of $92.7, up 36.3% and a market value of $238.332 billion.
On September 5, Alibaba estimated its IPO price at $60 to $66 per American Depositary Receipt. It is planned to issue 320 million American Depositary Shares.
In addition, Alibaba also gives listed underwriters the right to oversubscribe up to 48.02 million American Depositary Shares. /kloc-in September, 2008, Alibaba set the IPO price at $68 per American depositary share and raised $21800 million, making it the largest IPO in the United States in recent years. Alibaba is expected to set a global IPO financing record if the underwriters exercise the oversubscription right.
The expanded information was "vigorous", and AFP used 19 to describe the performance of Alibaba on its first day of listing. The French newspaper Echo also listed the headline "Alibaba listed on Wall Street" in a prominent position on the front page, and reported it in full page on the back, scanning Ali's listing in a panoramic way.
"This is an unusual listing, the scale of stark raving mad!" The newspaper said that Ali's listing financing amount far exceeded the record of $654.38+06 billion created by Facebook, leaving many technology star enterprises behind.
The newspaper rebounded and lamented in the editorial that the annual growth rate of Ali, a "behemoth", could reach 30%, and the total transaction volume of its websites reached $250 billion, exceeding the sum of Amazon and Yi Bei. "Speaking of Ali, it's hard for people to skip those superlative words?"
The website of "Global TV", Brazil's largest TV station, made a large-scale report on Ali's listing with headlines that day. The article points out that although Ali's popularity in Brazil is not as good as that of Amazon and Yi Bei, Alibaba, which came with the trend of "Made in China", has begun to quietly enter the life of Brazilians.
In a report entitled "Opening the Door to Treasure", German Business Daily said that Alibaba's listing was a golden age for investors: Internet trade and China market had been quite prosperous, but it was far from reaching its peak.
Robert Halvor, head of capital market analysis department of Bader Bank, told reporters that Alibaba's listing has become a major event closely watched by the global securities market, marking that China enterprises have become world-class. This listing will let more and more western investors know about the present situation and prospects of this China enterprise.
The opening price of People's Daily Online-Ali rose by 36.3% on the first day of listing, and its market value exceeded 200 billion US dollars.
People's Daily Online-The first day of Alibaba's listing, the global debate.