Jingdong Industrials opens below IPO price, signaling investor caution amid China tech reset
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Jingdong Industrials Inc., a supply chain management spin-off from Chinese e-commerce heavyweight JD.com Inc., saw its shares falter on their Thursday trading debut in Hong Kong, reflecting broader investor caution despite strong demand and the city’s recent resurgence as a leading global IPO venue.
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