Beijing Jingkelong, whose proposed initial public offering was rejected by the Hong Kong stock exchange earlier this year, won an appeal and plans to list next month, the South China Morning Post reported. The Beijing-based supermarket operator won approval in principle from the exchange's listing committee in March, but the application was subsequently rejected following complaints the firm did not fully disclose a loan from employees. Sources told the newspaper the company had the decision overturned at a meeting last month by arguing that the lack of full disclosure was unintentional.