Original title: [IPO Tracking] JD Health's IPO plans to raise 4 billion US dollars, Hong Kong's biggest source this year: Caihua News Agency

[Caihua News] Reuters, Hong Kong, November 24 - Three people with direct knowledge told Reuters that the Hong Kong IPO (IPO) plan of JD Health, a subsidiary of Chinese e-commerce giant JD, raised up to 4 billion US dollars, making it Hong Kong's biggest IPO this year.

According to Refuft data, the JD Health IPO launched on Wednesday will help Hong Kong raise capital for this year's IPO and second listing to the highest since 2010; the capital raised in 2010 was 57.39 billion US dollars.

According to the data, the scale of Hong Kong listing cases since this year has reached 39.1 billion US dollars, and last year it was 40.2 billion US dollars.

JD announced plans to split JD Health in September. According to its prospectus, JD Health is the largest online medical platform in China.

Sources said that inquiries for quotations will be open to institutional and retail investors on Wednesday. The source declined to be named because the relevant information was not made public.

Another person directly familiar with the matter revealed that JD Health will be listed and traded on the Hong Kong stock market in the second week of December.

JD did not immediately respond to requests for comment.