开盘即破发的尴尬实际并非毫无征兆，回溯其冲刺上市的关键阶段，食品安全违规、财务结构失衡等消息接踵而至，将这家连锁餐饮品牌推向舆论漩涡， 遇见小面能否走过布满荆棘的资本化之路？ 426倍认购与27%跌幅的强烈反差 2025年12月5日，港交所主板迎来了"中式面馆第一股"——广州遇见小面餐饮股份有限公司（以下简称"遇见小面"）。顶着425.97倍超额认购的热度和高 瓴资本、海底捞等豪华基石阵容的背书，这家起源于广州的连锁面馆本应开启资本新篇章。 然而现实却给了市场一记重击：其以5港元/股低开近29%，最终收报5.08港元，较7.04港元的发行价跌幅约27.84%，总市值仅约36.1亿港元，基石投资者浮 亏超4000万港元。 但拆解核心经营数据却可见隐忧：直营餐厅单店日均销售额从2023年的约13997元降至2025年上半年的约11805元，降幅15.66%；翻座率从2023年的3.9次/ 天降至2025年上半年的3.4次/天；订单平均消费额连续四年下降，从2022年的约36.2元跌至2025年上半年的约31.8元。 从上述数据可见，遇见小面"以价换量"的策略是一把双刃剑，在拉动客流的同时也压缩了利润空间，也成为了 ...

公开资料显示，遇见小面创立于2014年，先后获九毛九集团、百福控股、碧桂园创投和喜家德注资。该品牌已遍布北京、上海、广州、深圳、香港等多个 城市。 对于公司发展的相关事项，《中国经营报》记者联系遇见小面并发送采访函，但截至发稿未收到回复。 近日，遇见小面（02408.HK）在港交所主板正式挂牌，成为"中式面馆第一股"。不过，公司股价开盘即低开近29%，最终收盘报5.08港元/股，较发行价 7.04港元下跌27.84%，对应总市值约36.1亿港元。 实际上，在此前，遇见小面引入了包括高瓴资本旗下HHLR Advisors、海底捞新加坡公司等基石投资者，这些机构合计认购2200万美元股份，约占募集资 金总额的25%。 首日破发 12月5日，遇见小面在香港交易所上市。上市首日破发，股价跌27.84%，收盘报5.08港元/股，总市值为36.1亿港元。 据披露，公司全球共发行9736.45万股H股，占发行后总股本的13.7%，发行价定为每股7.04港元，总发行规模约6.85亿港元。其中香港公开发售973.65万 股，实现425.97倍的超额认购；国际发售8762.8万股。 在本次发行中，遇见小面基石投资者分别为高瓴旗下 ...

激烈竞争之下，上市能充盈公司资金，但难改核心竞争力 走进武汉的一家遇见小面门店，亮堂的浅色调装修、整齐陈列的餐具、随手可得的牙签与纸巾，处处彰显 着连锁品牌的标准化质感。 然而，周六晚上的用餐黄金时段，遇见小面门店内的上座率仅维持在五成左右，而步行不足百米的和府捞 面门店，客流却达七成左右。 与此同时，港股市场上，顶着"中式面馆赛道首批上市品牌"光环的遇见小面，自挂牌以来便陷入破发泥 潭，股价较发行价似乎开启了持续下跌的持续态势，资本市场的冷遇与线下门店的流量困境形成鲜明反 差。 遇见小面港股又跌了。 如果与遇见小面发行价7.04港元/股相比，现在已经下跌超38%，如此快速的下跌，凸显出遇见小面被资本 市场用脚投票了。 遇见小面当前的处境，主要在于它所处的中式面馆赛道"卷上天"。早些年，中式快餐市场迎来了爆发式增 长，而面条作为"国民美食"，凭借受众广、制作快、客单价适中的优势，成了资本和创业者追捧的香饽 饽。 这一幕让我满心困惑，遇见小面敲钟上市成为中式面馆赛道的"第一股"，2025上半年财报还交出了营收利 润双增长的亮眼成绩，怎么线下门店的人气，却没能跟上资本的脚步？同时，资本市场似乎对这位"抢跑 者"也 ...

格隆汇12月22日线上举办"科技赋能·资本破局"分享会。备受瞩目的卓越公司评选榜单隆重揭晓。其中，格隆汇"金格奖"年度卓越公司评选中，遇见小面 (2408.HK)荣获"年度卓越品牌力IPO"奖项。 "年度卓越品牌力IPO"是通过对公司过去一年企业品牌的知名度、认可度、美誉度等多维度进行分析，以甄选出整个资本市场中品牌创新能力强、渗透率 高、公信力稳步提升的新上市公司。 ...

格隆汇以"全球视野，下注中国"为初衷，本次评选旨在打造出投资圈中最具参考价值的上市公司及独角兽公司排行榜。此次"金格奖"上市公司评选覆盖港交 所、上交所、深交所、纽交所、美国证券交易所、纳斯达克证券交易所挂牌上市的全部上市公司及独角兽公司。 "年度卓越品牌力IPO"是通过对公司过去一年企业品牌的知名度、认可度、美誉度等多维度进行分析，以甄选出整个资本市场中品牌创新能力强、渗透率 高、公信力稳步提升的新上市公司，本次评选通过定量数据分析和专家评审团的方式，进行综合评选得出的最终结果。 12月22日，格隆汇在线上举办"科技赋能·资本破局"分享会。本次分享会，备受瞩目的卓越公司评选榜单将隆重揭晓，其中格隆汇"金格奖"年度卓越公司评选 中，布鲁可(00325.HK)、绿茶集团(06831.HK)、蜜雪集团(02097.HK)、维昇药业-B(02561.HK)、遇见小面(02408.HK)5家企业荣获"年度卓越品牌力IPO"奖 项。（排名不分先后，按公司首部字母顺序排列） ...

今年7月底，在遇见小面二次递表港交所前夕，奇昕控股以4800万元对价转让所持遇见小面1.71%的股 权。此次股权转让并未影响资本市场对遇见小面的投资热情。港股招股书显示，其基石投资者中不乏明 星机构，包括高瓴资本旗下HHLRA、君宜香港基金、国泰君安证券、海底捞新加坡等，认购总额约为 1.71亿港元。 来源：滚动播报 （来源：经济参考报） "中式面馆第一股"遇见小面（02408.HK）登陆港交所主板后上市首日便迎来破发，12月5日以5.08港元/ 股收盘，较发行价7.04港元/股缩水27.84%。截至记者发稿，遇见小面每股股价在5港元附近徘徊，始终 处于发行价下方。《经济参考报》记者注意到，遇见小面三年多门店数量增长300余家，但门店高速扩 张与上市遇冷形成较大反差，同时反映出餐饮连锁品牌高质量发展面临新挑战。 遇见小面2014年从广州首店起步，现已发展为以重庆小面系列产品为主打的中式餐饮连锁品牌。根据弗 若斯特沙利文的资料，2022年至2024年，其重庆小面、豌杂面和酸辣粉线下销售量在所有中国连锁餐厅 中排名第一。目前，公司产品已扩展到各种菜品，涵盖面条、米饭、小吃和饮料。 2014年，深耕餐饮行业的个人投 ...

Core Viewpoint - The market response to the IPO of "Yujian Xiaomian," the first listed Chinese noodle restaurant, has been lukewarm, with the stock experiencing a significant drop on its debut, indicating investor skepticism about its future prospects [3][31]. Group 1: IPO and Market Response - "Yujian Xiaomian" issued a total of 97.36 million shares, with a staggering oversubscription rate of 425.97 times for the public offering, while the international offering had a much lower rate of 4.99 times [4][31]. - On its first trading day, the stock price fell to HKD 4.98 per share, closing at HKD 5.08, marking a decline of 27.84%. By December 19, the stock further dropped to HKD 4.74, a cumulative decrease of nearly 33% from the issue price of HKD 7.04 [4][32]. Group 2: Shareholder Structure and Market Sentiment - The ownership of "Yujian Xiaomian" is highly concentrated, with the top 25 shareholders, including founders and major investors, holding 95.3% of the shares, leaving only 4.7% in public circulation [5][33]. - The significant drop in stock price has raised concerns among cornerstone investors, who collectively invested approximately HKD 171 million, facing potential losses of around HKD 9 million based on the first-day closing price [5][33]. Group 3: Financial Performance and Operational Efficiency - The company has expanded rapidly, with the number of stores increasing from 200 in July 2023 to 465 by November 2025, including 331 directly operated stores [6][7]. - Revenue surged from CNY 418 million in 2022 to CNY 1.154 billion in 2024, achieving profitability with a net income of CNY 60.7 million in 2024, while the first half of 2025 saw revenue of CNY 703 million, a 33% year-on-year increase [7][36]. - However, operational efficiency is declining, with average daily sales per store decreasing, and the average customer spending has also dropped from CNY 36.2 to CNY 31.8 over the same period [8][36][37]. Group 4: Debt and Expansion Challenges - The company's debt ratio has been high, reaching 95.8% in 2022 and decreasing to 89.9% in 2024, which is still above the typical range for the restaurant industry [9][38]. - The majority of stores are concentrated in first-tier and new first-tier cities, particularly in Guangdong, which poses risks related to regional dependency and limits national expansion [9][38]. Group 5: Market Strategy and Consumer Perception - "Yujian Xiaomian" relies heavily on a standardized pre-prepared food model, which may limit customer experience and brand perception in a market that values freshness and transparency [10][39]. - Customer complaints, primarily about food quality, have been noted, indicating potential issues with product consistency and service [10][44]. Group 6: Future Growth Potential - The company plans to use approximately 60% of the net proceeds from its IPO to expand its restaurant network and enhance market penetration, with plans to open 520 to 610 new stores from 2026 to 2028 [7][35][54]. - The digitalization of operations is a key focus, with a membership system and supply chain management aimed at improving efficiency and customer loyalty, which could support long-term growth [7][54][55].

Key Points - As of December 19, 38 stocks reached their 52-week highs, with Li Gao Health Life (02370), Ginkgo Education (01851), and Kangqiao Yuelife (02205) leading the high rate at 36.36%, 18.72%, and 8.70% respectively [1] - The top three stocks that achieved new highs are as follows: - Li Gao Health Life (02370) closed at 0.670, with a peak of 0.750, marking a 36.36% increase - Ginkgo Education (01851) closed at 2.430, with a peak of 2.600, marking an 18.72% increase - Kangqiao Yuelife (02205) closed at 1.200, with a peak of 1.250, marking an 8.70% increase [1] - Other notable stocks that reached new highs include Liangqing Holdings (1,000) at 7.14%, Jinxing International Holdings (02307) at 7.04%, and Wuxi Life (08148) at 6.21% [1] 52-Week Low Summary - The 52-week low rankings show that Haowen Holdings (08019) had the largest decline at -16.13%, closing at 0.130 [2] - Other significant declines include NIU Holdings (08619) at -11.86%, closing at 0.156, and Hashkey HLDGS (03887) at -9.59%, with a low of 5.090 [2] - Additional stocks with notable declines include Songdu Service (09608) at -9.09%, closing at 0.068, and Ruike Bio-B (02179) at -5.41%, closing at 5.070 [2]

Core Viewpoint - The IPO of "Yujian Xiaomian" (02408.HK), a Chinese noodle chain, faced significant market challenges, with its stock price dropping substantially on the first trading day, reflecting a disconnect between high valuations and actual market performance [1][3][19] Group 1: IPO Performance - Yujian Xiaomian's IPO was priced at HKD 7.04 per share, but it opened at HKD 5.00, a decline of 28.98%, and closed at HKD 5.08, down 27.84% on its first day [1][3][4] - The company had a strong IPO backing, with cornerstone investors subscribing to USD 22 million (approximately HKD 171 million), representing 25% of the total fundraising [3][4] Group 2: Industry Trends - The noodle restaurant industry is experiencing a cooling period, with leading brands reducing their expansion efforts and facing a decline in financing activity [5][6] - The overall market for Chinese noodle restaurants is projected to grow from RMB 1,833 billion in 2020 to RMB 2,962 billion by 2024, with a compound annual growth rate of 12.7% [10] Group 3: Company Performance - Yujian Xiaomian expanded its store count from approximately 170 at the end of 2022 to 451 by mid-2025, achieving a compound annual growth rate of nearly 50% [6][10] - Despite rapid expansion, the company faced declining performance metrics, with average customer spending dropping from RMB 36.2 to RMB 31.8, a decrease of 12.1% [6][10] Group 4: Valuation Concerns - The company's pre-IPO valuation was significantly high, with a price-to-earnings ratio around 70, which is well above the typical range of 10-25 for the restaurant industry [7][10] - The aggressive expansion strategy raised concerns about sustainability and profitability, leading to skepticism among investors [8][9] Group 5: Market Dynamics - The competitive landscape is characterized by a fragmented market with over 99% of noodle restaurants having registered capital below RMB 1 million, indicating a lack of strong brand presence [10] - Yujian Xiaomian's market share is projected to be only 0.5% by 2024, highlighting the intense competition from numerous small and independent noodle shops [10] Group 6: Strategic Insights - The company needs to focus on optimizing its single-store profitability rather than merely expanding the number of locations, which has led to a dilution of quality and customer experience [11][12] - Enhancing customer experience and service quality is crucial for improving market acceptance and brand value, as consumer satisfaction directly impacts store performance [12][14]

Core Viewpoint - The IPO of "Yujian Xiaomian," a chain restaurant specializing in Chongqing noodles, faced significant challenges, with its stock price dropping nearly 28.98% on the first day of trading, reflecting investor skepticism about the sustainability of its business model [1][2][11]. Group 1: Financial Performance and Growth - The company has seen substantial revenue growth, with revenue increasing from 418 million yuan in 2022 to 1.154 billion yuan in 2024, and achieving 703 million yuan in the first half of 2025, which is 168% of the total revenue for 2022 [7][10]. - The number of stores has expanded significantly, from 133 in early 2022 to 465 by November 2025, representing a compound annual growth rate of over 50% [4][10]. - Despite revenue and store growth, the average customer spending has declined from 36.2 yuan in 2022 to 30.9 yuan in the first half of 2025, a decrease of nearly 15% [2][15]. Group 2: Market Reception and Investor Sentiment - The stock opened at 5.00 HKD, down 28.98% from the IPO price of 7.04 HKD, closing at 5.08 HKD, a total decline of 27.84% [1][11]. - The IPO attracted five cornerstone investors who collectively subscribed for 22 million USD (approximately 171 million HKD), indicating some institutional confidence in the company's long-term potential [11][12]. - However, the significant drop in stock price resulted in substantial losses for cornerstone investors, with an estimated total loss of 6.1248 million USD (approximately 43.3 million RMB) [12][13]. Group 3: Operational Challenges - The company faces operational challenges, including declining single-store profitability and a decrease in turnover rates, with average daily turnover rates dropping from 3.8 times in 2024 to 3.4 times in the first half of 2025 [15][16]. - The average daily sales per store have also declined, with direct-operated stores dropping from 13,997 yuan in 2023 to 11,805 yuan in the first half of 2025 [16]. - The competitive landscape in the Chinese noodle market is intensifying, with numerous brands entering the space, leading to price wars and reduced consumer loyalty [17].