(Yicai Global) Nov. 1 -- Chinese online game developer Jump World Holdings has got approval to list on the US Nasdaq Stock Market. It is a unit of major Chinese online game developer Shenzhen-based Zhongqingbaowang Interaction Network, better known as ZQGame.

ZQGame's A-shares [SHE:300052] rose 10 percent on the news on Oct. 30 to hit the 10 percent daily limit up exchange rules impose.

The US Securities and Exchange Commission and the US Financial Industry Regulatory Authority have both approved Shanghai-based Jump World's listing application, ZQGame announced yesterday. FINRA is an independent, non-governmental regulatory institution for all securities firms, public information shows.

Jump World is slated to list on the Nasdaq Stock Market with the stock code JMPW. Its stock price in the initial public offering is tentatively pegged at USD12.5, per the announcement, which gave no further details as to the timing of the listing.

ZQGame holds nearly 4 million  Jump World shares,  20 percent of its total capitalization before listing, the announcement stated.

Jump World is an interactive entertainment community for Chinese youth. It now operates four PC-side games, one mobile game and one virtual reality game, whose aggregate monthly paying users reached 123,000 as of June 30, with average monthly active users of about 1.3 million, the announcement added.

Editor: Ben Armour