Chagee, a fast-growing Chinese tea beverage brand, is set to begin its IPO subscription this Friday. The company plans to list on the NASDAQ under the ticker symbol “CHA,” with an ambitious fundraising target between $400 million to $500 million. As investors turn their attention to the booming tea market in China and Southeast Asia, many are wondering: can Chagee replicate the success of brands like Nayuki or Heytea? Strong Financial Performance Chagee's financials are impressive. In 2024, the company reported a Gross Merchandise Value (GMV) of RMB 29.5 billion, representing an explosive year-on-year increase of over 80%. Its revenue hit RMB 12.405 billion, with a solid net profit of RMB 2.515 billion — a net profit margin of 20.3%, which is significantly above the industry average. This

$Chagee Holdings Limited(CHA)$ The next bubble tea boom might be brewing—literally. With Chagee filing for its IPO, all eyes are now on whether this rising tea chain can replicate the explosive trajectory of its predecessors in China’s fiercely competitive yet lucrative beverage sector. As investors sip on the excitement, one question is stirring up the market: Will Chagee become the next billion-dollar tea brand—or will it go flat post-IPO? Riding the Tea Wave China’s tea-based beverage industry has been nothing short of a phenomenon. Over the past decade, brands like Mixue, HeyTea, and Nayuki have captured Gen Z wallets with trendy designs, premium flavors, and social media virality. Some have gone public. Others became unicorns. In a market incr

I’m quite intrigued by Chagee’s IPO. As the largest premium freshly made tea brand in China, its rapid expansion and growing popularity are impressive. The brand has clearly struck a chord with younger consumers who value quality and lifestyle experiences, which gives it strong potential in a growing market. That said, I’m approaching this with cautious optimism. The valuation is ambitious, and while the brand is trending well, competition in China’s beverage space is intense. I’d like to see how Chagee maintains its premium image and strong momentum without overextending. If I participate, it would be more for long-term potential than a quick trade. I’m interested in how the company continues to scale, especially with talk of international expansion. It feels like the kind of brand that c

$Chagee Holdings Limited(CHA)$ Chagee’s IPO could mark the next breakout in China’s booming tea beverage industry. The brand stands out with a premium image, strong store aesthetics, and a loyal urban customer base. Unlike low-cost chains, Chagee has carved out a niche targeting young professionals willing to pay for quality. The Chinese tea market still has huge growth potential, especially in lower-tier cities. With smart expansion and brand control, Chagee could replicate or even surpass the success of Nayuki and Mixue. Investors are looking for consumer-facing growth stories rooted in cultural identity, and Chagee fits that profile well. If the IPO valuation is reasonable, it could attract both institutional and retail

$Chagee Holdings Limited(CHA)$ I’m skeptical about the hype surrounding Chagee’s IPO. While the brand looks trendy and has strong aesthetics, the premium tea market in China is overcrowded and highly competitive. Past IPOs like Nayuki showed us how quickly post-listing sentiment can fade once financial realities kick in. Chagee may have style, but whether it has sustainable profits is unclear. Store expansion is capital-intensive, and customer loyalty in this sector is weak—consumers chase trends fast. Even if revenues are growing, margins might remain thin due to high operating costs. The success of Mixue and others came from low-price mass appeal, not high-end positioning. Unless Chagee shows strong unit economics and di

🌟🌟🌟From its humble beginnings in Yunnan, Chagee $Chagee Holdings Limited(CHA)$ has swiftly climbed the ranks to become a leader in the competitive tea beverage sector. Chagee's CEO and Founder Junjie Zhang has an ambitious target of 100 countries and 15 Billion Cups annually in his global expansion drive. Chagee specialises in raw leaf fresh milk tea and combines traditional oriental culture of tea with innovation and modern technologies. Chagee hopes to replicate the IPO success of $MIXUEGROUP(02097)$ in Hong Kong.  While its financial records are impressive, Chagee may face the current  headwinds of sharp declines in US stocks. The good thing about Chagee is that its tea are 100% sourced

$Chagee Holdings Limited(CHA)$ no don't believe the products 

I will consider subscribing to Chagee's IPO because one of my friends invests in Chagee franchise and manages to get back his capital in just 3 months after opening. I will consider buying 1lot 1st...

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$Chagee Holdings Limited(CHA)$ luv bubble tea fr but too many bubbles cause loads of troubles 😆 I won't be buying into any IPO

It just a Tea and they fighting the brand like Starbucks. Need to study the future growth of this company and I think Mixue is more better then Chagee

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I love chagee for the quality ingredients used and its focus on health. At this point, I would not prefer to invest as my preference is still in mixue that can reach the masses with its affordable price point, especially in times of uncertainty like this with a possibility of a recession. I would prefer to watch the potential development of chargee and the stock price movement before considering investing. @rL @SPOT_ON @Kaixiang @DiAngel @Universe宇宙 @Success88

$Chagee Holdings Limited(CHA)$ While Chagee’s IPO could certainly offer growth potential, there’s a risk that it might not replicate the explosive success seen by China’s major tea beverage brands. The market is becoming saturated with similar offerings, and while Chagee has its unique appeal, it could struggle to differentiate itself long-term. The IPO may experience an initial surge driven by hype, but investors should be cautious—sustaining that momentum can be challenging. As we've seen with other IPOs, the initial excitement doesn't always translate into sustained growth. It's important to evaluate the brand's scalability and competitive edge before jumping in.

$Chagee Holdings Limited(CHA)$ is going IPO at price range of $26 to $28 per share. Chagee is an upmarket tea cafe chain. It has 6440 tea houses, up 83% year over year. This is a good chance for funds to invest in China amid the trade war. Hopefully it can surpass the 43% big jump of Mixue’s share price on its market debut earlier. Thanks @TigerEvents @icycrystal

Really so good profits. I really not very interested to buy China company share except $Alibaba(BABA)$ . I had been scammed by China compaines for so many times that the account is fake reporting. @LMSunshine @Fenger1188 @mszeus131 @黑豹钻石拳 @derzai

Drink tea daily but not going after Chagee or IPO. Have plans to reserve limited funds to invest in targeted quality stocks.

Never try never know… now is the trend.. and it taste good with it fragrance smell ~~