The new deals follow a string of stock sales in Hong Kong by big Chinese tech firms that already trade in New York
Yum China Holdings Inc., which runs KFC and Pizza Hut on the mainland, made a lackluster debut days after it had raised the equivalent of $2.2 billion by selling new stock.
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