Ever Glory United Holdings announced, on July 1, that it intends to pursue a dual primary listing of its shares on the Main Board of The Stock Exchange of Hong Kong (SEHK).
According to the company, which recently transferred to the Singapore Exchange’s (SGX) Mainboard on Dec 29, 2025, says it would be “beneficial” to have its shares in both bourses as it will provide it with “ready access” to equity markets in both jurisdictions.
The listing on the SEHK will also expose the company to a wider range of investors, thereby enhancing its fund-raising capabilities; facilitate investments by Hong Kong- and China-based investors; as well as broaden its shareholder base.
In addition, the proposed listing will provide the company with an additional source of capital to support its business growth.
Furthermore, the dual primary listing will allow Ever Glory to promote its brand recognition and presence in Hong Kong and China and as such, it will enable it to attract new customers, business partners and strategic investors. The dual listing will also help it “recruit, motivate and retain key management personnel” for its business.
Ever Glory says it plans to submit its application to the SEHK “in due course”. Should the proposed listing happen, the company’s issued ordinary shares will continue to be primary listed and traded on the SGX.
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Shares in Ever Glory opened at 77.5 cents on July 2, 1.97% higher from the previous day’s close of 76 cents.
