日本のベンチャー アジア新興市場に上場 １０社以上準備 現地で事業拡大
Japanese firms with venture capital are, one after another, going to list their stocks in stock exchanges in Asia.
Avoiding Japan where there is no popularity among market players in IPO (Initial Public offering), they have chosen foreign stock exchanges in South Korea and Taiwan where there is a recovered popularity in IPO and a brisk trading of stocks. More than ten Japanese companies will have applied for listing their stocks there by the end of March next year.
With their publicity enhanced in each country by the listing of their stocks, they aim to exploit the deal in their business there.
Japanese firms with venture capital are, one after another, going to list their stocks in stock exchanges in Asia.
Avoiding Japan where there is no popularity among market players in IPO (Initial Public offering), they have chosen foreign stock exchanges in South Korea and Taiwan where there is a recovered popularity in IPO and a brisk trading of stocks. More than ten Japanese companies will have applied for listing their stocks there by the end of March next year.
With their publicity enhanced in each country by the listing of their stocks, they aim to exploit the deal in their business there.
