Chinese game developer Boyaa plans $133m HK IPO
Boyaa Interactive, a Chinese developer of online board and card games backed by Sequoia Capital, intends to raise as much as HK1.03 billion ($133 million) through an IPO in Hong Kong. It is the third game developer to pursue a listing in the city this year.
Boyaa started its IPO roadshow today. It plans to sell 184 million shares at HK$4.55-5.60 apiece, according to IFR Asia, with terms to be set on November 5 and trading scheduled to begin on November 12....
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