SF Holding, China's largest courier deliverer often regarded as the nation's equivalent to FedEx, delivered a flat trading debut in Hong Kong amid tepid sentiment, a precursor to a busy week of stock debuts that will add several billion Hong Kong dollars to this year's listing proceeds.

SF Holding, regarded as China’s equivalent to FedEx, began trading in Hong Kong amid tepid sentiments, a precursor to a busy week of stock debuts that will add several billion of Hong Kong dollars to this year’s listing proceeds.

Courier group SF Holding has said it raised US$749.3 million for its Hong Kong IPO after pricing its shares at HK$34.3 apiece. The group made the

Shares of SF Holding Ltd., China’s largest express delivery firm, rose in their Hong Kong debut on Wednesday, reflecting moderate investor confidence despite an uncertain market climate. The company’s listing,

Shares of Chinese express-delivery company S.F. Holding rose in their trading debut in Hong Kong after the financial hub’s second-largest listing this year. The Shenzhen-based company’s shares rose 1.