Since this year, the popularity of the Hong Kong stock IPO market has remained high, and the enthusiasm of companies to go public in Hong Kong continues to rise. According to Wind data, as of the close of trading on September 29, 76 Hong Kong stocks had been heard during the year and had completed listing operations, 7 had passed the hearing but had not yet been listed, 369 were pending, 145 were invalidated, and 2 were withdrawn. The core driving force of this round of IPOs comes from the large-scale entry of technology companies and the continued rise in popularity of A-share companies going public in Hong Kong. The two main lines are intertwined. Mainland AI, hard technology companies and “A+H” listing projects have become significant increases in the Hong Kong IPO market. According to Deloitte China's latest forecast, the strong development momentum of the Hong Kong IPO market is expected to continue until the end of the year. It is expected that 160 new shares will be listed throughout 2026, with a financing amount not less than HK$480 billion, or surpassing the annual IPO amount record set in 2010. Among them, hard technology companies will become the focus of the market.

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