CATL, the world's largest battery manufacturer, plans a $5 billion listing in Hong Kong to bolster its market leadership.
The funding aims to support overseas factories and mitigate risks associated with global currency fluctuations.
CATL's financial position is strong, with forecasts predicting a potential trebling of net cash to around $60 billion by 2028.
Despite operating mainly in China, where capital controls apply, CATL's numerous international ventures include plans for a $7.6 billion plant in Hungary and others in Spain and Indonesia.
Approval for the listing from regulators is still pending, as CATL seeks to navigate the challenges and opportunities in the global battery market.
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