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Alibaba plans to apply to the Hong Kong Stock Exchange (0388. HK) for approval to go public soon after the "double 11" Shopping Festival, and may go public at the end of November or the beginning of December.
According to the source, Alibaba hopes to skip the roadshow meeting for institutional investors before the offering, given the company's size and the familiarity of investors with the company. Reuters had previously reported that the company wanted to raise $10 billion to $15 billion by going public.
Sources who asked for anonymity cautioned that the plan was still subject to market conditions.
Alibaba did not immediately respond to a request for comment. The company is listed in New York.
Alibaba had planned to go public at the end of August, but was delayed by the turmoil in Hong Kong's financial and political situation.
In 2014, Alibaba listed in New York and raised $25 billion, setting a record for the world's largest initial public offering.
At that time, the company had hoped to go to Hong Kong for listing, but its management structure did not meet the listing requirements of Hong Kong. The Hong Kong Stock Exchange last year revised its listing rules to attract technology companies from the mainland.


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