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Chinese internet firms are raising a record amount of funds in Hong Kong's dim sum bond market, as they look to secure cheap financing to power their artificial intelligence ambitions....

Hong Kong's offshore yuan bond market is on track for a record-breaking year as some of mainland China's largest technology firms prepare for deals, underscoring the city's push to be a fundraising hub beyond equities. Chinese search-engine giant Baidu on September 9 said it would issue 4.5 billion yuan (US$618 million) in dim sum bonds, following a 10 billion yuan sale in March. Technology firms Meituan and Tencent Holdings were also reportedly weighing debt sales. Neither firm has made such a......

Chinese search engine giant Baidu will issue a 4.4 billion yuan (US$618 million) dim sum bond aimed at securing lower financing costs and operational flexibility amid an aggressive artificial intelligence expansion. The bond carries an annual coupon of 1.9 per cent and will mature in 2029. Baidu priced the bond on Tuesday, with the offering expected to close on or about September 15, 2029. It is the second dim sum bond – denominated in yuan and issued outside mainland China – that the company......

Baidu Inc., China's top search engine operator, is considering another dim sum bond offering just months after it priced its first such offshore yuan notes, people familiar with the matter said, amid a record year for the market....

Asian sales of bonds that can be turned into shares have soared in 2025, heading toward multiyear highs, as interest rates remain elevated and rallying stocks create the right conditions for this corner of the market to thrive....

Issuance of equity-linked debt, including convertible bonds, could hit a record high in Asia-Pacific this year, driven by Chinese firms seeking lower-cost funding and investors betting on market gains amid global volatility, according to bankers. So far this year, investors have shown a strong appetite for US$10 billion in convertible and exchangeable bond offerings by issuers from mainland China and Hong Kong, including Baidu, Ping An Insurance (Group) and Chow Tai Fook Jewellery Group – even......