The Chinese auto rental service, which is 19% owned by Hertz, will seek to float in Hong Kong after an aborted 2012 IPO in the US.

The hormonal patch producer, backed by Kaiser Permanente, floated below the $69m it had targeted.

Three years after it withdrew from its previous IPO plans, the digital content supplier, backed by Xiaomi, IDG, Kingsoft and Google, has refiled for a $100m offering.

The direct selling company has raised $1.78bn from its initial public offering, giving shareholder DST a $64m return.

The metabolic disease-focused pharmaceutical company is set to target $69m when it goes public.

The personal camera maker, backed by Foxconn and Disney, is looking to raise up to $100m in its initial public offering.

The automotive pricing data company previously raised $425m from backers including USAA, Capital One and Dealertrack.

The Novo-backed company, which is developing a treatment for hyperkalemia, will use the proceeds to support its clinical programme.

Tencent will up its stake in the e-commerce company, while DST divests in what will be the largest ever IPO by a China-based company.