By Scott Murdoch and Donny Kwok SYDNEY (Reuters) -Shares of Chinese bubble tea maker Guming rose by 0.6% on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange on Wednesday after the company raised $232 million in an ...

Shares of Chinese tea maker Guming Holdings rose at their Hong Kong trading debut as sentiment surrounding initial public offerings in the Asian financial hub improved. Guming's shares rose 1.8% to 10 ...

China's largest bubble tea firm, Mixue Group, will begin bookbuilding for its Hong Kong initial public offering by the end of February to raise about $500 million, according to three sources with ...

Wang Yun’an, the 38-year-old founder of Guming Holdings, is on the cusp of becoming a billionaire as his company prepares for an initial public offering in Hong Kong.

Few things symbolise Hong Kong’s fusion of flavours more than the local diners known as cha chaan tengs, or “tea restaurants”. These humble cafés serve a mix of western imports — French ...

Tea aficionados, this one’s for you. PMQ is set to debut Tea Round, its first-ever festival from January 17 to 19, which promises three days of all things tea-related. Throughout the festival ...

Bubble tea firms, led by Guming and Mixue, had their Hong Kong IPO plans put on hold last year by regulators worried about the after-market performance of their already listed peers. China’s bubble ...