Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing welcomed seven new listings on June 26, including six companies and one exchange-traded fund.
According to Jin10, HKEX Chairman Carlson Tong said he had “never seen so many people,” in a remark highlighting the unusually busy listing day.
Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission Chairman Tim Lui said the market’s real “golden signboard” depends on promoting high-quality company listings and upholding the highest standards of integrity.
Zheng Xuexi, an analyst at Bacho Capital, said current capital flows are showing a preference for targets linked to AI, semiconductors, and advanced manufacturing that reflect industrial trends and scarcity. Zheng added that IPO activity in Hong Kong is expected to remain active in the second half of the year.