Hong Kong stocks

Hong Kong bourse plans to start zero-day options in early 2027

Known as 0DTEs, the instruments allow traders to express short-term views and make tactical bets on intraday market moves and events

Founded in 2006 by Chen Tao, the Guangzhou-based company is seen as a leader in high-density interconnect and multi-layer PCBs that are crucial for AI chips.

Victory Giant surges in debut after biggest Hong Kong listing this year

The share sale has kicked off what bankers in the city hope to become a procession of heavyweight deals

The market regulator started scolding banks late last year over inadequate resources leading to sloppy IPO application work.

Hong Kong issues 53% more IPO banker licences to ease shortage

The licensing activity serves as a barometre for the health of the city’s capital markets

Capital A CEO Tony Fernandes said the company has seen a limited impact from the Middle East conflict on its businesses, which include aircraft maintenance, freight and logistics, food catering and branding services.

Malaysia’s Capital A names new deputy CEO, explores dual listing in Hong Kong

Company plans to list branding unit in US by year-end, CEO Tony Fernandes says

HKEX currently offers futures and mini futures, which are sized at one-fifth of the underlying contract.

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

ounded in 1950, Club Med operates about 70 resorts globally covering sun and ski destinations.

Fosun Resort chain Club Med considers Hong Kong IPO: sources

The French group is in talks with banks about working on the potential share sale

MiniMax was among the first post-ChatGPT generative AI firms to go public in January, contributing to a strong month for listings in Hong Kong.

Middle East funds ride China AI euphoria to world-beating IPO gains

Even amid the recent conflict, funds have continued to pursue global deals

Hong Kong Exchanges & Clearing has said there are more than 400 companies preparing to list.

Hong Kong regulatory scrutiny puts share sale boom at risk

Regulators say that deal quality has suffered as a result and repeatedly scolded firms

The move comes as Chinese regulators look to strengthen oversight and simplify compliance following a flurry of IPOs in Hong Kong over the past year.

China clamps down on key route to Hong Kong IPOs after deal boom

Most Chinese-related entities need to file with the China Securities Regulatory Commission before listing in the city