Shanghai, 13 August 2026 – Mainland-listed shares in dual-listed Chinese companies are trading at an average 23% premium over their Hong Kong counterparts, a near one-year high driven by state-backed support and renewed enthusiasm for artificial intelligence.
The comparison covers 202 companies with shares listed both on mainland exchanges, known as A shares, and in Hong Kong, known as H shares. The group includes some of China’s largest companies, spanning banks, industrial groups and technology-related businesses.
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