Reuters: Electric vehicle co NIO hires banks for $2 bn IPO

February 28, 2018

By Editor

China-based electric vehicle company NIO has hired eight banks including Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs to work on an IPO to mobilize up to $2 billion. Read the full news on electric vehicle industry

Baburajan Kizhakedath

Baburajan Kizhakedath is the editor of GreentechLead.com. He has three decades of experience in tech media.

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