Chinese copper foil maker Longdian Huaxin jumps 11.36% in NYSE debut
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Foil Holdings' 11.36% first-day NYSE gain and $94.3m raise marks the largest U.S. IPO by a Chinese issuer since April last year, highlighting renewed risk appetite for China-linked industrial and EV supply-chain names. As a battery copper foil supplier to EV and 5G end-markets, the listing may marginally reinforce positive attention on upstream copper-related themes, though immediate macro impact on copper pricing is limited.
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Aug. 13 — Chinese copper foil manufacturer Foil Holdings (FOIL), also known as Longdian Huaxin, made its New York Stock Exchange debut and ended its first session up 11.36%, according to ChainThink citing market data. The stock gained another 6.12% in after-hours trading to about $26.
The company raised $94.3 million in its initial public offering, the largest U.S. IPO by a Chinese issuer since Chagai's deal in April last year.
Headquartered in Shenzhen, Longdian Huaxin supplies copper foil used in electric vehicles, 5G communications and other applications. The company is described as a leading global player in battery copper foil, with a reported 7.6% market share.
