Frank Ha, chief executive officer of Tianqi Lithium Corp., discusses the company’s stock listing in Hong Kong, its strategy and outlook. Tianqi raised about HK$13.5 billion ($1.7 billion) after pricing its second listing at the top of a marketed range, cementing the Asian financial hub’s largest share sale this year. The Chengdu-based company raised 735 million yuan ($110 million) in a Shenzhen initial public offering in 2010. Tracing its history to the construction of its first lithium carbonate plant in 1992, Tianqi mines lithium in Australia and produces lithium compounds and derivatives in China, a prospectus shows. Ha speaks on “Bloomberg Markets: Asia.”