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Trip.com Group (9961.HK) listing facts

According to Wikidata, Trip.com Group (9961.HK) listed on the Stock Exchange of Hong Kong on 2021-04-01 (a Thursday), about 5 years ago. It was founded on 1999-06-01, about 22 years before listing. Industry: tourism industry. In this database, 8 companies listed in 2021; it was number 2 by date.

Key facts

Stock code09961 (9961.HK)
Chinese name攜程集團
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English nameTrip.com Group
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Listing date2021-04-01
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Founded1999-06-01
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Years since founding at listing21.8
Industrytourism industry
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Websitehttps://group.trip.com
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Wikidata itemQ5191790 · CC0 1.0

How the IPO fees work

On top of the application money, a Hong Kong IPO application carries 4 charges, each rounded to the cent. For HK$10,000 of application money our fee engine gives:

ItemAmount (HK$)
Application money10,000.00
Brokerage 1%100.00
SFC levy 0.0027%0.27
AFRC levy 0.00015%0.02
HKEX trading fee 0.00565%0.57
Total payable10,100.86

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IPO terms that open data does not cover

There is currently no free, redistributable source for these fields, so this page leaves them out rather than estimating: Offer price, Board lot, One-lot entry fee, Public offer oversubscription, One-lot success rate, First-day change, Sponsors. To work out the entry fee, look up the offer price and board lot in the prospectus or allotment results announcement (search code 9961 on HKEX's HKEXnews website) and enter them in the calculator.

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About this data

The listing date is the start time of the company's "stock exchange = HKEX" statement on Wikidata. It is community-maintained and can be a day or two off the first trading day, or refer to a transfer or listing by introduction. Check the prospectus and exchange announcements. You can fix errors directly on Wikidata. Not investment advice.

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