Super Hi International, known for their iconic Chinese hotpot chain Haidilao, recently became the first Hong Kong listed company to choose a dual listing on Nasdaq. We are proud to be Super Hi’s partner as they expand their shareholder base and access additional capital and liquidity through a U.S. listing. Super Hi joins a host of global leaders who are dual listed on Nasdaq, including Baidu, Li Auto, and NetEase.
“As we ring this bell, we remember where we started, and we look forward with confidence. The future is bright.” - Jiang Bingyu, Senior Regional Manager, Super Hi.
Why Dual List on Nasdaq?
Access A Broader Shareholder Base
In a recent blog, Nasdaq’s Chief Economist Phil Mackintosh wrote that for a typical company, a U.S. cross listing increases turnover by around 50% when compared to their primary listing in their local country. The analysis shows that a dual listing can be an opportunity to access additional investors, which can increase liquidity.
Opportunity to Raise Capital
Gaining a new U.S. listing can provide a new chance to raise additional capital, which can be used for expansion opportunities and new investments.
Expand Your Trading Time
A dual listing on Nasdaq opens up your stock to additional trading time as it will be open during trading hours in U.S. time zones.
Branding Visibility & Promotion
Nasdaq invests in the futures of our listed companies by creating bespoke, iconic branding moments to promote them on listing day and beyond, including our iconic seven-story digital billboard in the heart of Times Square.
Join A Community of Innovators
Nasdaq has a long history of being a hub for innovators and changemakers. Listing on Nasdaq means being part of a community of the world’s most influential industry leaders, including all seven of the ‘Magnificent Seven’.
To learn more about a Nasdaq dual listing, contact me.
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