Yesterday, Trinity, the men's clothing owned by Li & Fung Group, started to publicly list pre-listing road shows in Hong Kong and planned to raise about 100 million U.S. dollars (775 million Hong Kong dollars). It will be listed on the Main Board of Hong Kong on the 3rd of next month, Enhance and compete for men's market. Sales documents show that the state plans to issue about 451,900,000 shares, of which 67% of the new shares, 33% of the old shares. 90% of the shares to be issued will be distributed to the International Placing and the rest to the public offering for Hong Kong retail subscribers. Libang formerly known as IMC Group, founded by the Lee family, Li & Fung investment in Asia in April 2006 purchased and renamed Libang. Libang's current menswear brands in Greater China include Altea, Cerruti 1881, D'urban, Gieves & Hawkes, Kent & Curwen, and Salvatore Ferragamo through joint ventures. Libang total number of stores over 380. Net Profit plans to allocate 40% of its proceeds to expand and acquire brands in the future, 30% to repay part of existing loans, 20% to expand the company's retail network and the remaining 10% for general operating purposes. Citigroup and JP Morgan have participated in the listing plan. "The listing is beneficial to the development of the state. Different from women's wear, the men's clothing market has relatively slow sales methods and relatively slow development. Compared with the competition, the women's clothing market is far less competitive. Therefore, there is great room for development, especially in the mainland market "Said Hong Zhiye, a consultant for International Fashion Brand Development and Management Center and a director of Hong Kong Fashion Holdings Hong Kong Holdings Limited.