Chinese-funded enterprises are increasingly going global, with going public in foreign markets gradually becoming a common supplemental strategy.

According to Securities Times, in the wave of Chinese enterprises going global, in addition to the traditional listing location of China Hong Kong, the Singapore market is also attracting the attention of some companies. At the beginning of 2026, Cohele New Energy announced its listing on the Singapore Exchange. Since the second half of 2024, three domestic enterprises have already made secondary listings on the new exchange. "In recent times, the consulting for Chinese companies' listings has indeed increased significantly," said Wei Haoyu, Chief Representative of the Beijing Representative Office of the Singapore Exchange, to Securities Times reporters. Currently, the Singapore Exchange has over 600 listed companies, with 35% from overseas and nearly half of those from the Greater China region, making the new exchange an important bridge for Chinese enterprises to connect with international capital. He also stated that in the future, the Singapore Exchange will actively further connect with the Chinese capital market, introduce more measures to facilitate Chinese enterprises in fundraising on the new exchange, and help Chinese excellent enterprises achieve greater success in the Southeast Asia and global markets.