港股IPO：亿纬锂能计划发行H股并在港交所主板上市

Group 1 - EVE Energy plans to issue H-shares and list on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange to enhance capital strength and international brand image, following the recent listing of CATL [1] - The domestic lithium battery industry is experiencing overcapacity, prompting companies to seek new growth opportunities in overseas markets [1] - EVE Energy's performance remains strong, but it faces significant competition from leading players like CATL and BYD, necessitating a focus on international markets for growth [1] Group 2 - Issuing H-shares is a prerequisite for listing on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, as companies must complete the issuance process to be eligible for trading [3] - The ultimate goal of issuing H-shares is to achieve a listing on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, allowing companies to access public capital markets for financing and enhancing their international profile [4] - Listing requirements set by the Hong Kong Stock Exchange influence the arrangements for H-share issuance, including public holding ratios and market capitalization [5] Group 3 - Mainland companies can choose to list on either the Main Board or the Growth Enterprise Market of the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, with different conditions applicable to each [6] - Main Board listing conditions include financial requirements such as a minimum market capitalization of HKD 500 million and specific profit thresholds [6][7] - Public holding requirements mandate that at least 25% of shares must be held by the public, with provisions for reduced percentages based on market capitalization [7] Group 4 - The Growth Enterprise Market has its own set of financial and operational requirements, including minimum cash flow and revenue thresholds [9][10] - Special listing chapters exist for unique sectors, such as biotechnology and technology, with specific criteria for market capitalization and revenue [12] - Companies already listed in other major markets can pursue a secondary listing in Hong Kong under certain conditions, including minimum market capitalization and revenue requirements [12]