Since this year, the popularity of the Hong Kong stock IPO market has not abated. While a number of companies have successfully entered the capital market, companies with poor performance have also accelerated their clearance. According to Wind data, as of October 15, 36 Hong Kong stock companies had completed delisting during the year, of which 25 were forcibly delisted by the Hong Kong Stock Exchange; a number of other companies have been approved for delisting by the Hong Kong Stock Exchange Listing Committee and are about to withdraw from the Hong Kong stock market. Compared with the same period in 2025, the pace of delisting of companies that have been suspended for a long time has accelerated. A number of market interviewees said that speeding up the removal of poor quality listed entities can improve the overall quality of the Hong Kong stock market, improve market liquidity, and guide capital to attract capital to high-quality enterprises. However, clearing the delisting process does not mean simply “getting it all out”: how to reduce the uncertain cycle of suspension of trading while ensuring that small and medium-sized investors enjoy full disclosure of information and a complete range of rights protection remedies is still a place where this delisting mechanism needs to be continuously improved.

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