NVIDIA SUPPLIER VICTORY GIANT DEBUTS IN $2.6B HONG KONG IPO
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Victory Giant Technology Huizhou, a key Nvidia supplier, begins trading in Hong Kong on Tuesday after closing the city's largest listing in seven months with $2.6 billion in proceeds.
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