系列政策陆续落地 内地企业赴港上市积极有为

Group 1 - The regulatory environment for domestic companies going public overseas has become more transparent, efficient, and predictable, with 249 domestic companies completing overseas listing filings since the implementation of the new regulations on March 31, 2023 [1][2] - Nearly 90 of the listed companies are technology firms, primarily in sectors such as information technology, new energy, and advanced manufacturing [1] - As of May 23, 2023, there are 168 companies in the filing process, with 133 in the supplementary materials stage and 35 already accepted [1] Group 2 - The new regulations allow companies to reasonably arrange the timing of their filing applications and require that filings be completed before overseas issuance and listing [2] - The pace of overseas listing filings has accelerated, with 64 companies receiving filing notices in 2023, including seven companies in just a few days [2] - The new guidelines provide more flexibility in fundraising and foreign exchange risk management for companies going public overseas [2] Group 3 - Companies are increasingly looking to invest locally and expand globally after listing overseas, with examples like CATL planning to invest 90% of its Hong Kong IPO proceeds in projects in Hungary [3] - The new regulations aim to simplify the procedures for domestic companies going public overseas, shifting some processes from the foreign exchange bureau to banks [3][4] - Common issues in filing supplementary materials include ownership structure, shareholder information, and compliance with foreign investment regulations [4] Group 4 - Hong Kong has become the primary choice for companies going public overseas, with 127 out of 168 companies intending to list on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange [5] - The liquidity of the Hong Kong market has significantly improved, with an average daily trading volume of HKD 250.4 billion in the first four months of 2025, a 144% increase from the previous year [6] - Southbound capital has also surged into Hong Kong stocks, with a net inflow of HKD 621.36 billion in 2023, contributing to a 16.06% increase in the Hang Seng Index [6]