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The brokerage company behind Chinese live streaming Internet celebrities Wei Ya and Li Jiaqi plans to go public

知情人士透露，“口红一哥”李佳琦背后的上海经纪公司美腕正在招聘一位首席财务官，为可能的美国上市做准备。其中一位知情人士说，合鲸资本和德同资本投资的这家公司考虑上市融资3亿美元。另据知情人士透露，中国第一网红薇娅所在的杭州谦寻文化也在计划IPO。截至2020年底，中国约有28，000家此类经纪公司，而2015年仅为160家。中国直播电商的增长也在放缓。

The brokerage company behind Chinese live streaming Internet celebrities Wei Ya and Li Jiaqi plans to go public

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