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YMTC parent targets $4.9 billion Shanghai IPO

The parent company of Chinese flash-memory chipmaker YMTC is targeting a $4.9 billion initial public offering in Shanghai.

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The large listing could affect semiconductor financing and competition in a strategically important technology sector.

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