Hong Kong stocks

China’s Busy Ming bets on bargain snacks in US$428 million Hong Kong IPO

The retailer is now a national player in China’s snack market via small packs and budget pricing

Zhu Yiming, GigaDevice's founder and chairman, speaks at the company's listing ceremony at Hong Kong Stock Exchange in Hong Kong on Tuesday (Jan 13).

GigaDevice jumps nearly 40% in Hong Kong debut amid China's chip self-sufficiency drive

Proceeds from the share sale will fund research and development as well as strategic and industry investments

Above: Exchange Square in Hong Kong. The bourse there had a resurgence in IPOs last year, becoming the world’s top destination for listings.

Chinese semiconductor firm OmniVision jumps 16.2% in Hong Kong trading debut

The debut gives it a market capitalisation of around HK$152.9 billion

For XPeng Aeroht, recently rebranded internationally as Aridge, there is opportunity to capitalise on China’s so-called low-altitude economy drive.

XPeng hires banks for flying car unit IPO in Hong Kong: sources

XPeng Aeroht’s first mass-produced flying vehicle is scheduled for customer delivery in late 2026

BrainCo, founded in 2015 by Han Bicheng, develops bionic limbs and non-invasive technologies for human brains.

‘Hangzhou Six’ tech startup BrainCo is said to file for Hong Kong IPO

The startup is working with CICC and UBS on the share sale

Hong Kong saw a resurgence in IPOs last year, becoming the world’s top destination for listings.

China’s GigaDevice Semiconductor locks top-end pricing in HK$4.68 billion Hong Kong listing

Shanghai-listed company seeks to raise funds in Hong Kong’s booming IPO market

MiniMax joins a wave of Chinese AI firms that have rushed to raise funds to accelerate their expansion amid support from Beijing to bolster home-grown champions in the sector.

MiniMax, China’s second ‘AI tiger’ to go public, doubles in value on Hong Kong debut

The listing, which raises HK$4.8 billion in its IPO to fund R&D, easily outshines a solid 13% climb in Thursday’s debut by Zhipu AI

Shares of MiniMax, one of China’s largest generative AI startups that is seen as a challenger to OpenAI, are set to start trading in Hong Kong on Jan 9.

Baillie Gifford, GIC are said to buy shares in MiniMax’s HK$4.8 billion Hong Kong IPO

Norway’s Norges Bank Investment Management and asset manager Schroders are also among buyers, sources say

Chagee specialises in premium, milk-based teas using traditional Chinese blends.

Chinese teahouse chain Chagee is said to explore Hong Kong listing

The company’s US shares have fallen more than 50% since its April 2025 listing