Ebang eyes financial service pivot with New Zealand firm buy
Ebang has announced an interest in acquiring a New Zealand financial company and to set up a digital asset financial services company.
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Ebang went public on a United States stock exchange at a time when U.S. sentiment around Chinese companies is at an all-time low.
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Like Canaan, which raised $90 million in its 2019 public listing, Ebang feels the U.S. market offers them the best chance for expansion.
Struggling Canaan offloads shares to employees
Canaan has filed an S-8, a form the U.S. SEC requires companies to file if they are looking to issue equity to their employees.
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Ebang follows through with plans for US-based IPO
Ebang is confident that it can attract as much as $100 million through its IPO, according to its SEC F-1 form.
Canaan Creative reports $148.6M net loss for 2019
The Nasdaq-listed firm posted revenues of just $204 million for the year, less than half the corresponding figure for 2018.
Lawsuit against Canaan over its IPO continues to move forward
The digital currency mining equipment company has until May 4 to state who will represent it in court.
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Canaan misrepresented 2020 potential revenue?
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