On June 30, iFBH Limited, the parent company of Thailand's famous coconut water brand iF, was officially listed on the main board of the Hong Kong Stock Exchange. Its issue price was HK$27.8 per share. It opened nearly 58% on the first day, and rose more than 65% during the intraday period. By the close, IFBH recorded an increase of 42.09%, and its market capitalization surpassed HK$10 billion. According to the Daxin overallocation list disclosed by the company, Daohe Chengguang Private Equity was allocated 846,800 shares, accounting for 2.03% of the shares offered. It is the party with the highest number of allotments among the disclosed Daxin institutions. According to the announcement, Chung Yuen holds 30% or more of Daohe Chengguang's private equity interest. Here, Zhong Yuyi points to the founder of Nongfu Spring. Based on the 42% increase in relevant closing data, Daohe Chengguang Private Equity made a huge profit of HK$9.887,200 on the first day, and Chung Yuk made a profit of at least HK$3 million.

Zhitongcaijing · 06/30 12:49
On June 30, iFBH Limited, the parent company of Thailand's famous coconut water brand iF, was officially listed on the main board of the Hong Kong Stock Exchange. Its issue price was HK$27.8 per share. It opened nearly 58% on the first day, and rose more than 65% during the intraday period. By the close, IFBH recorded an increase of 42.09%, and its market capitalization surpassed HK$10 billion. According to the Daxin overallocation list disclosed by the company, Daohe Chengguang Private Equity was allocated 846,800 shares, accounting for 2.03% of the shares offered. It is the party with the highest number of allotments among the disclosed Daxin institutions. According to the announcement, Chung Yuen holds 30% or more of Daohe Chengguang's private equity interest. Here, Zhong Yuyi points to the founder of Nongfu Spring. Based on the 42% increase in relevant closing data, Daohe Chengguang Private Equity made a huge profit of HK$9.887,200 on the first day, and Chung Yuk made a profit of at least HK$3 million.