Voyah, the luxury divion of state-owned Dongfeng Motors, announced that the company has applied to the Hong Kong Stock Exchange for approval to list and trade approximately 885.38 million H-shares.
The H-shares will be listed on the main board of the exchange via an introduction, without any issuance of H-shares for the listing.
Subject to the fulfillment or waiver of the merger's preconditions and conditions, and subsequent announcements by Dongfeng Motor, Dongfeng Wuhan, and Dongfeng Group, the H-shares are expected to commence trading on the exchange at 9:00 AM on March 19.
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