Hong Kong’s IPO market remained active heading into the end of the first half, with 10 companies set to list this week, including Saint-Gobain Shares, Lingyi iTech, and Chipkey Micro-Assembly.
According to Jin10, Wind data estimated that 83 newly listed companies in the first half of 2026 raised a total of HK$208.023 billion. The number of IPOs was nearly double the 42 in the first half of 2025, while total fundraising was up about 90% from HK$109.038 billion in the first half of 2025.
In contrast to the busy primary market, Hong Kong’s secondary market was described as much quieter. On June 23, major indexes including the Hang Seng Index hit new intraday lows for the year.
Industry institutions said that before external interest rates and capital flows fully stabilize, Hong Kong stock indexes may continue to trade in a volatile range and could struggle to form a broad upward trend quickly. They recommended focusing on segments supported by AI industry trends, where southbound funds still show allocation interest and fundamentals remain relatively strong.
STOCKS | Hong Kong IPO Fundraising Was Estimated at HK$208 Billion in H1 2026 as Secondary Market Weakened
2026-06-23 16:58:31
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