AH股溢价率持续走低 资本重构下的估值逻辑生变

Group 1 - The Hong Kong stock market has shown a stronger performance compared to the A-share market this year, leading to increased investor attention on the lower valuations of Hong Kong stocks [1] - The AH share premium index has fallen below 130, indicating a convergence in valuation between A-shares and H-shares, with instances of leading stocks like CATL having higher H-share prices than A-shares [1][2] - The decline in AH share premium is attributed to changes in investor sentiment towards value investing, capital market openness, and the transition of the macro economy towards high-quality development [2] Group 2 - The influx of mainland capital into the Hong Kong market through the Stock Connect program has significantly improved liquidity, with over 720 billion HKD net inflow this year, accounting for nearly one-sixth of the total since the program's inception [1] - The presence of high-quality internet technology companies in the Hong Kong market enhances its attractiveness, especially with significant investments in artificial intelligence [2] - The trend of leading A-share companies, such as CATL, listing in Hong Kong to expand overseas business aligns with market perceptions of how Chinese enterprises can break through, thereby boosting valuations of Hong Kong-listed companies [2][3] Group 3 - The increasing number of non-traditional financial and energy companies listing in Hong Kong suggests a future influx of quality Chinese assets, which will attract additional trading capital [3] - As the scarcity of companies in the Hong Kong market continues and southbound capital flows increase, the pricing power of mainland investors over Hong Kong stocks is expected to rise, potentially leading to further convergence of liquidity discounts [3]