Uxin trades up on debut after $225m US IPO
Chinese used car trading platform Uxin Group gained 10% on its first day of trading on NASDAQ following a $225 million IPO that was scaled back in terms of size and pricing.
The company sold 25 million American Depository Shares (ADS) at $9.00 apiece, according to a filing. It initially sought to sell 38 million shares with a target pricing range of $10.50-12.50. The stock...
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