HKEX Positions Hong Kong as Global Gateway for Chinese Technology IPOs
HKEX says Hong Kong’s IPO market can connect mainland technology companies with global capital, customers and partners as cross-border turnover grows.
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HKEX says Hong Kong’s IPO market can connect mainland technology companies with global capital, customers and partners as cross-border turnover grows.
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