Hong Kong Stock Exchange

The Hong Kong stock exchange is attracting foreign companies from Asia and North America seeking international capital. Kazakhstan Temir Zholy, Kazakhstan's railway operator, filed for a Hong Kong listing on June 30.

The Hong Kong stock exchange is attracting foreign companies from Asia and North America seeking international capital. Kazakhstan Temir Zholy, the Central Asian nation’s railway operator, filed for a Hong Kong listing on June 30.

JPMorgan and Citi bankers are set to join the Hong Kong Exchange Listing Panel. The Hong Kong Stock Exchange is the focus of the development.

Chinese autonomous driving firm Momenta debuted on the Hong Kong stock exchange on Wednesday, rising 3% in its debut.

Over 430 mainland Chinese companies are waiting for approval to list on the Hong Kong stock exchange, with many at risk of having their initial public offering (IPO) applications expire due to delays from the mainland securities regulator. Companies like Qiandama and EVE Energy are among those affected.

Over 430 mainland Chinese companies are waiting for approval to list on Hong Kong's stock exchange, risking expired applications. Examples include Qiandama and EVE Energy.

Hong Kong’s stock exchange ranked second globally in capital raised for the first half of 2026, with US$26.4 billion from IPOs and secondary listings, an 84.3% year-on-year increase. Mainland Chinese issuers dominated 98.5% of the total, focusing on advanced technology and consumer staples, including Victory Giant Technology’s $2.73 billion listing.

Hong Kong's IPO proceeds rose 84% year-on-year in H1 2026, but Nasdaq overtook it as the top fundraising market due to SpaceX's listing. Hong Kong remains a key offshore financial hub for Chinese issuers.

Chinese self-driving technology start-up Momenta is raising HK$5.89 billion (US$751 million) through an IPO on the Hong Kong stock exchange, offering nearly 19.94 million shares at HK$295.60 per share. The bookbuilding, sponsored by CICC and Deutsche Bank, closes on Friday ahead of a scheduled trading debut.

HKEX is expanding into the index business by launching a new ETF tracking its HKEX Tech 100 Index, aiming to address the lag of traditional market gauges during the AI-driven technology rally. The ETF will debut on Friday, following the index's launch on December 9.

HKEX is expanding into the index business by launching proprietary benchmarks and investment products, including an ETF tracking its HKEX Tech 100 Index, as traditional market gauges lag in the AI-driven technology rally.

Luxshare Precision Industry, a key Apple supplier for AirPods and iPhones, passed a Hong Kong Stock Exchange listing hearing, following regulatory approval from China's securities commission. The Shenzhen-listed firm joins mainland tech manufacturers seeking diversified capital in Hong Kong, with Citic Securities and Goldman involved in the process.

Apple supplier Lingyi iTech seeks to raise up to US$1.1 billion via a Hong Kong IPO to fund expansion into AI hardware and humanoid robotics. The company, listed in Shenzhen, plans to debut on the Hong Kong stock exchange with an offering of 811.8 million shares at HK$10.18 each.

Lenovo Group plans to raise US$2 billion through a convertible-bond offering to repurchase existing debt and buy back shares. The proposed zero-coupon convertible bonds will mature in 2033 and can be exchanged for 426.9 million shares at a conversion price of HK$36.70, or US$4.68 a share.

Chinese metal producer MMG, part of state-backed China Minmetals Corp, plans to raise US$1.6 billion through placement shares and convertible bonds to fund expansion driven by rising demand for metals from AI infrastructure. The company aims to raise HK$6.27 billion (US$800.4 million) by selling 705.9 million shares on the Hong Kong stock exchange.

Hong Kong developer Lai Sun Development has launched an exchange offer to swap its $493 million 5% notes due 2026 for new 8% notes to address liquidity pressures. The company, chaired by Peter Lam Kin-ngok, filed the proposal with the Hong Kong stock exchange.

Hong Kong developer Lai Sun Development is offering an exchange for its US$493 million 5% guaranteed notes due July 2026, allowing holders to swap for new 8% senior guaranteed notes. The company aims to alleviate short-term liquidity pressures through this move.

Hong Kong issuers are seeking to boost trading in overlooked stocks. The Hong Kong Stock Exchange, located in the Exchange Square Complex, reported raised full-year growth forecasts for 2025 due to unexpected strength in exports and domestic consumption.

Zhipu AI and MiniMax debuted on Hong Kong's stock exchange in January, with MiniMax initially having a higher market capitalization. Five months later, Zhipu (traded as Knowledge Atlas Technology) has surpassed MiniMax in market value.

MiniMax and Zhipu AI debuted on Hong Kong's stock exchange in January 2024, with MiniMax initially valued at HK$106.7 billion compared to Zhipu's HK$57.9 billion. Five months later, Zhipu (traded as Knowledge Atlas Technology) has surpassed MiniMax in market performance.

China’s $16 billion pet food sector is attracting investment and expansion as companies pursue IPOs and localize supply chains. Fubei (Shanghai) Co, a major domestic pet food maker, recently filed for an IPO on the Hong Kong stock exchange, reflecting growing confidence in the market driven by young consumers prioritizing pet health and wellness.

At least one company under Kazakhstan’s sovereign wealth fund will list on the Hong Kong stock exchange this year, according to the head of Hong Kong’s Trade Development Council. The decision is linked to Kazakhstan’s privatization of state-owned companies and Hong Kong’s mature capital market.

The Hong Kong Stock Exchange (SEHK) celebrated its 40th anniversary since the merger of four exchanges, marked by a gong-striking ceremony in Central. Cathay Pacific Airways was highlighted as the first company to list on the merged exchange.

China Asset Management (Hong Kong) launched the ChinaAMC Digital Gold ETF, a low-cost gold exchange-traded fund with a 0.4% management fee and a HK$355 minimum investment. The ETF, listed on the Hong Kong stock exchange, aims to connect traditional financial products with blockchain infrastructure as part of Hong Kong's broader digital-asset initiatives.

China issued an $885 million green sovereign bond in Hong Kong. The bond issuance highlights China's efforts to finance environmentally sustainable projects through international financial markets.

China is tightening controls on overseas stock trading, with a reference to the 2016 launch of the Shenzhen-Hong Kong Stock Connect program. The move reflects regulatory efforts to manage cross-border financial flows.

Chinese AI companies Zhipu and Minimax are expected to join Hong Kong's tech index, signaling increased investor interest in AI sector listings. This development follows Midea Group's successful Hong Kong debut, which marked the city's largest listing in three years and suggests a potential turnaround for Hong Kong's struggling stock market.

Shanghai Top Numerical Control Technology, a Chinese aviation and aerospace parts supplier, debuted on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange with an 80% gain, closing at HK$47.50 compared to its offer price of HK$26.39. The strong performance reflects investor enthusiasm for the commercial aerospace sector.

Adtek has filed for an initial public offering on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, contributing to the growing trend of Chinese artificial intelligence companies listing in Hong Kong. The filing represents another milestone in China's AI sector's pursuit of capital markets access.

CATL bears retreated in Hong Kong after a blockbuster share sale. The sale led to a significant change in market dynamics. This event may have implications for investors and the financial sector.

Yangzhou Nanopore, a supplier to Tesla, is reportedly filing for an initial public offering (IPO) in Hong Kong. The company is preparing to list on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange.

Alibaba-backed Zelos plans a Hong Kong IPO to raise approximately $600 million. Hong Kong has raised its 2025 full-year growth forecast due to strong exports and domestic consumption.

Victory Giant is reportedly planning to price its Hong Kong listing at the top of the range. Hong Kong raised its full-year 2025 growth forecast, citing strong exports and domestic consumption as indicators of economic momentum.