Hong Kong IPO fundraising tops HK$360 billion this year as new listings jump 60%

Hong Kong IPO fundraising tops HK$360 billion this year as new listings jump 60%

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2026-09-12 09:40:21
Hong Kong’s IPO market has gathered pace this year, with total fundraising, including overallotment, exceeding HK$360 billion and ranking among the leading global exchanges by proceeds. Wind data showed that as of Sept. 11, 108 new shares had successfully started trading in Hong Kong, raising a combined HK$364.176 billion. Compared with the same period in 2025, the number of new listings rose 60%, while total fundraising climbed 161.38%. A group of leading A-share companies, including Shenghong Technology, Luxshare Precision and Zhongji Innolight, have also listed in Hong Kong during the period. The figures were cited by China Securities Golden Bull through an Odaily newsflash.

Hong Kong’s IPO market has stayed active this year, with total fundraising, including overallotment, exceeding HK$360 billion and placing the city among the leading global exchanges by proceeds.

Wind data showed that as of Sept. 11, 108 new shares had successfully started trading in Hong Kong this year, raising a total of HK$364.176 billion. Compared with the same period in 2025, the number of newly listed companies increased 60%, while total fundraising rose 161.38%.

Among the companies that have listed in Hong Kong this year are several leading A-share names, including Shenghong Technology, Luxshare Precision and Zhongji Innolight.

The data was cited by China Securities Golden Bull.

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