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TES to list on SZSE

November 17, 2020
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The FINANCIAL — TES will land on SME Board on November 17, 2020.

TES is publicly offering 32 million shares, including 32 million IPO shares offered at 23.58 yuan per share and raising funds of 755 million yuan,.

The post-public-offering share capital of TES is 128 million in total. TES Touch Embedded Solutions (Xiamen) Co., Ltd. principally engages in research and development, design, production and sale services of customized commercial intelligent interactive display equipment. In 2019, its operating income reached 1,322 million yuan with the net profit of 147.135 million yuan.

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