Hong Kong Stock Exchange

Hong Kong bourse plans micro futures on Hang Seng, tech index

Micro futures would offer a cheaper way to hedge or gain exposure to Hong Kong’s key benchmark indexes

Regulators have warned brokerages across Hong Kong of filing sloppy IPO applications amid a listings boom.

Hong Kong authorities raid Chinese brokers Citic, Guotai

The raid comes amid a significant resurgence in Hong Kong’s capital markets

Established in 2002 and listed in Shenzhen in 2009, Aier ran nearly 900 eye hospitals, eye centres and clinics as of the end of 2023.

China’s biggest eye hospital chain Aier plans Hong Kong listing: sources

Aier trades in Shenzhen and has a market capitalisation of about 96 billion yuan

Shanghai Biren Technology lists on Hong Kong’s stock exchange on Jan. 2.

China’s cash-hungry tech firms rush to tap Hong Kong markets in next phase of Beijing’s AI ambitions

The surge in interest in AI software stocks has been reinforced by a parallel rally in AI hardware

On Friday, Muyuan's shares opened at HK$39 each, with 40.6 million shares worth HK$1.6 billion changing hands.

World’s largest pig breeder Muyuan up 3.9% in Hong Kong debut; Han’s CNC jumps nearly 15%

Muyuan’s HK$10.7 billion listing proceeds makes it the largest IPO since Zijin Gold International’s debut last September

Founded in Shenzhen in 1994, Eastroc manufactures and distributes beverages in China and has since 2023 exported its products to overseas markets, including some countries in South-east Asia, such as Vietnam and Malaysia.

Temasek-backed Eastroc Beverage to price HK IPO at top of range; targeting HK$10.14 billion raise

The firm has offered 40.9 million H shares for the listing, putting the offer price at HK$248 apiece

Depository receipts of Zijin Gold, China’s largest gold producer, will be available on SGX from Feb 2.

SGX to launch three new SDRs on Feb 2, including Chinese gold producer Zijin Gold

Singapore Depository Receipts’ daily turnover grows 10 times year on year to S$12 million

Busy Ming runs stores under the “Busy for You” and “Super Ming” brands, selling products such as biscuits, instant meals and drinks through a mainly franchised retail model.

Chinese snack retailer Busy Ming surges 69% in Hong Kong debut

The company will use IPO proceeds for supply-chain improvement and product development