Trinity Limited, a small-cap retailer of high-end and luxury menswear in Greater China that is controlled by the brothers behind Hong Kong-listed supply-chain manager Li Fung, yesterday kicked off the roadshow for a Hong Kong listing of its own. Marketing will gather pace today with an investor luncheon in Hong Kong.
Offering an alternative to the deluge of Chinese property developers currently seeking a listing, Trinity is aiming to raise between HK$587.5 million and HK$772.8 million $76 million to $100 million.
The company manages six international menswear brands in the Greater China region Altea, Cerruti 1881, D'urban, Gieves Hawkes and Intermezzo, which are all licensed through long-term renewable contracts from their respective...