Biren Technology forecasts 1,852% to 2,107% year-on-year revenue growth for H1 2026, driven by strong demand for AI-focused GPUs, with projected revenue of ¥1.15-1.3 billion (US$170.5-218 million) and narrowing net loss.
Chinese AI chip developer Moore Threads plans to list in Hong Kong after reporting a 147% jump in first-half revenue to 1.7 billion yuan, as the firm seeks fresh capital amid surging demand for home-grown computing power.
Hong Kong's securities regulator warned against highly concentrated shareholdings in small- and mid-cap stocks, cautioning that limited ownership can drive sharp price swings.
Five-year Chinese treasury bond futures began trading on the Hong Kong stock exchange, providing a standardized instrument for hedging interest rate risk. This move is seen as a critical institutional cornerstone to elevate the renminbi's status as an international reserve currency amid global demand for credible safe assets.
Online retail giant Shein has received approval from China's CSRC to pursue an IPO in Hong Kong, planning to issue up to 341.6 million shares. Previous IPO attempts in New York and London were stalled due to regulatory scrutiny.
Kazakhstan Temir Zholy's former CEO announced plans for a triple listing in Hong Kong, London, and Kazakhstan by year-end. Hong Kong's exchange anticipates more international issuers in late 2026/2027, with companies seeking favorable market sentiment.
Chinese autonomous driving firm Momenta saw its shares climb 3% on its Hong Kong debut, pricing its IPO at HK$295.60. The company plans to use proceeds for technology enhancement, robotaxi commercialization, and product development.
The CSRC's IPO approval process prioritizes industries "going global," such as AI, robotics, semiconductors, and biotech, making it easier for them to secure capital. Companies nearing a six-month deadline face application restarts if they fail listing hearings, though lapsed prospectuses don't signify failure if fundamentals remain strong.
Hong Kong's stock exchange secured second place globally in H1 2026 for capital raised, with $26.4 billion from IPOs and secondary listings, an 84.3% YoY increase. Mainland Chinese firms dominated, focusing on tech and consumer staples.
Shanghai MicroPort MedBot's Toumai Remote robot gains EU's CE mark, enabling free market access in Europe. The system, already used in the UK for remote surgeries, integrates 5G for procedures in multiple specialties.
Apple supplier Lingyi iTech is seeking to raise up to HK$8.3 billion (US$1.1 billion) in a Hong Kong IPO to fund expansion into AI hardware and humanoid robotics. The Shenzhen-listed firm aims to debut on Friday, diversifying beyond the smartphone market to capture demand in emerging sectors.
Hong Kong developer Lai Sun Development has launched an exchange offer for its US$493 million in notes due July 2026, seeking to swap them for new US dollar notes with an 8% coupon and a three-year tenor to ease liquidity pressures amid challenging commercial real estate markets.
Zhipu (Knowledge Atlas Technology) surpasses MiniMax in market capitalization, attributed to stronger AI capabilities, looming share unlocks, and investor preference for enterprise-focused businesses.
At least one company from Kazakhstan's sovereign wealth fund will list on the Hong Kong stock exchange this year, according to Frederick Ma Si-hang, head of the city's Trade Development Council. Kazakhstan is seeking to privatize state-owned firms, and Hong Kong's capital market is seen as an ideal location.
Alibaba projects AI revenue to reach 30 billion yuan ($4.42 billion) by year’s end, with AI products expected to generate over 50% of cloud-computing revenue within a year, driven by triple-digit growth in AI-related products for the 11th consecutive quarter.
Kunlunxin, the artificial intelligence chip unit of Chinese tech giant Baidu, is seeking a valuation of at least 100 billion yuan (US$14.69 billion) for its Hong Kong stock exchange listing, according to two people familiar with the matter. The valuation could change based on market conditions and final terms, according to one of the sources, who requested anonymity as the information was private. Baidu and Kunlunxin did not immediately respond to a request for comment on Friday. Separately,...
Kunlunxin, the artificial intelligence chip unit of Chinese tech giant Baidu, is seeking a valuation of at least 100 billion yuan (US$14.6 billion) for its Hong Kong stock exchange listing, according to two people familiar with the matter. The valuation could change based on market conditions and final terms, according to one of the sources, who requested anonymity as the information was private. Baidu and Kunlunxin did not immediately respond to a request for comment on Friday. Separately,...
HSBC, Hong Kong’s largest lender, reported broadly flat first-quarter profit as lower interest rates and provisions linked to the Middle East conflict offset solid growth in its wealth management business. Net profit for the first three months of 2026 rose 0.14 per cent year on year to US$6.94 billion, or 41 US cents per share, the London-based bank said in a Hong Kong stock exchange filing on Tuesday. The result missed the US$7.07 billion consensus estimate of 17 analysts polled by the...
Alibaba Group plans to spin off Jiaxing Park, a key Cainiao logistics facility in Zhejiang province, into a publicly listed REIT managed by CICC Fund. Analysts say the move will help the e-commerce giant unlock value from mature infrastructure while redeploying capital into higher-growth opportunities. The proposal awaits regulatory approval from the Shenzhen Exchange and CSRC.
Alibaba Group Holding gained approval from the Hong Kong stock exchange to proceed with a proposed spin-off of a warehouse park in mainland China, two years after the tech giant withdrew the listing plan of its logistics arm Cainiao. The e-commerce giant said it could separate an infrastructure real estate investment trust (Reit) and list it on the Shenzhen Stock Exchange, with the underlying asset being the Jiaxing Park, a logistics and warehousing infrastructure hub in eastern China’s Zhejiang...
Sungrow Power Supply has refiled for a Hong Kong listing, reviving plans after its October application lapsed. The solar inverter and energy storage maker, which holds over 25% global market share, joins a wave of mainland companies submitting IPO documents to Hong Kong, signalling renewed activity in the city's IPO pipeline.
