Online healthcare platform WeDoctor is targeting a Hong Kong stock listing by June 2025, looking to raise $400 million to $500 million, South China Morning Post reported Monday, citing people with knowledge on the matter.

The attempt follows the company's failed IPO filing in 2021, disrupted by Beijing's regulatory crackdown on firms handling sensitive data such as medical information, the newspaper reported.

WeDoctor, which has the backing of tech conglomerate Tencent (HKG:0700), plans to submit its application for an IPO at the end of December, the report said.

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