Sangmi Cha is a Reporter at Bloomberg. She specializes in finance and trading, with a keen focus on global markets, international finance, and emerging markets, while also covering topics related to technology and the beauty industry. Sangmi's work has been featured in numerous prestigious outlets, including ABS-CBN Corporation, Yahoo News UK, The Globe and Mail, and The Washington Post.
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Sangmi Cha's coverage spans a diverse range of topics, including politics, finance, and government announcements. Based on her article titles and themes covered, she seems to be particularly interested in geopolitical developments in East Asia.
Given her focus on evolving stories and breaking news related to North Korea, South Korea, Taiwan stocks, and WuXi Biologics among others; sources who can provide real-time insights into these regions' political landscapes or financial markets may find success when reaching out to Sangmi. Additionally experts with knowledge of the superconductor industry could also capture her interest.
Due to the specific nature of the topics covered by Sangmi Cha it is recommended that pitches emphasize expertise in geopolitics within East Asia or market analysis within this region for increased efficacy.
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By: Amber Tong, Sangmi Cha
The Pentagon’s designation of WuXi AppTec Co. as a Chinese military company may have prompted some US clients to pull back, but investors are still piling into the stock betting the firm will remain central to the global supply of obesity, cancer and other drugs.
A historic stock selloff has driven South Korea’s retail investors toward complex structured products as the risk-loving cohort continues to look for ways to boost returns.
By: Sangmi Cha, Debby Wu
Shares of MediaTek Inc. soared after the Taiwanese chipmaker scored a $3.5 billion outlay from Nvidia Corp., the American chipmaking giant’s largest ever direct investment outside the US.
The $3.5bn deal announced on Monday deepens collaboration between the two companies and will see Nvidia buy bonds convertible into MediaTek shares.
A Goldman Sachs Group Inc. strategist is standing by his bullish target for South Korean stocks, saying investors underestimate how long the AI boost for the nation’s memory chipmakers will last.
By: Shinhye Kang, Sangmi Cha
KKR & Co.-backed South Korean fashion retailer Musinsa Co. has taken the first formal step toward what could be one of the country’s biggest initial public offerings in years.
Shenzhen Longsys Electronics Co. is set to begin trading in Hong Kong on Tuesday after raising HK$7.08 billion ($903 million) in an upsized share sale, testing the resilience of investor enthusiasm after a flurry of artificial intelligence supply chain offerings in the city.
By: Julia Fioretti, Sangmi Cha
The company behind the Philippines’ biggest mobile wallet app, GCash, started gauging investor demand for what could be the country’s largest-ever initial public offering, seeking to raise as much as 92.3 billion pesos ($1.5 billion).
By: Sangmi Cha, Chongjing Li
A 177% debut surge on Wednesday by Excelland Robotics Wuxi Co. is putting a spotlight on Hong Kong’s rules for allocating shares in initial public offerings after the listing left almost 94% of the shares in institutional hands despite strong demand from retail investors.
Z.AI Co. dashed back to Hong Kong’s equity market as soon as its last lockup expired, underscoring a cash burn rate that leaves the artificial intelligence model maker’s hunger to take advantage of any fundraising opportunity.
