Hong Kong, 31 August 2026 – China’s public-offering market is accelerating as artificial intelligence and robotics companies attract heavy investor demand, strengthening Hong Kong and Shanghai’s position in global equity fundraising. The latest major deal is fast-fashion group Shein’s planned Hong Kong debut, which is expected to raise about US$1.7 billion and value the company at roughly US$27 billion after earlier attempts to list in the United States and London.
Technology listings are providing the market’s strongest momentum. China’s largest memory-chip producer, CXMT, raised more than US$8.6 billion in Shanghai in July in the second-largest offering on the STAR Market. Its shares climbed 466% on their first trading day. The company reported that first-quarter revenue increased more than 700% year on year to 50.8 billion yuan, reflecting strong demand for chips used in artificial-intelligence computing.
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