Since this year, a number of A-share listed companies have gone public in Hong Kong. According to Wande statistics, up to now, 38 A-share companies have landed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange during the year, doubling the number from last year; a total of HK$261,231 billion was raised, accounting for 67.75% of the total amount of Hong Kong stock IPOs raised during the same period, indicating that “A+H” has become an important capital path for A-share listed companies. Experts interviewed by the reporter generally believe that the listing of many A-share listed companies in Hong Kong during the year was mainly driven by the triple forces of policy dividends, market gravity, and corporate strategy. Among the A-share listed companies that went public in Hong Kong during the year, hard technology companies in the fields of AI computing power and semiconductors became the main force. Among them, optical communications leader Zhongji Xuchuang Co., Ltd. broke the Hong Kong stock initial fundraising record since Alibaba returned to Hong Kong in 2019 with an initial fundraising scale of HK$61,422 billion. Fu Jiao, a special researcher at Sushang Bank, said that leading hard technology companies seek an “A+H” listing, mainly value Hong Kong's value as a platform connecting global capital, and hope to introduce overseas sovereign funds and long-term institutions to optimize the shareholder structure.

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