Zheng Quan Ri Bao·2025-09-03 16:43Group 1 - The trend of A+H listings is gaining momentum, with nearly 30 A-share companies disclosing their plans to list in Hong Kong since August [1] - Major companies like Luxshare Precision and Shenghong Technology have formally submitted applications for H-share listings [1] - The encouragement from policies, simplified listing procedures, and the favorable valuation and liquidity of the Hong Kong market are driving this trend [1] Group 2 - A-share companies planning to list in Hong Kong span multiple industries, including semiconductors, machinery, pharmaceuticals, food, and media, with semiconductors being the most represented [2] - Semiconductor companies require substantial funding for R&D and expansion, and the Hong Kong market offers a broad financing channel and supports internationalization [2] - Companies like Sanan Optoelectronics and Gree Energy are seeking H-share listings to enhance their global strategies and brand image [2] Group 3 - Companies like Guangzhou Ruoyuchen Technology are pursuing Hong Kong IPOs to strengthen their capital and competitiveness, aligning with their global market expansion strategies [3] - The A+H dual-track model is becoming an effective way for Chinese companies to access international capital markets and accelerate globalization [4] - H-share listings are seen as a key move in global strategies, allowing companies to integrate global resources and enhance brand recognition [4] Group 4 - Increasing numbers of A-share companies are leveraging Hong Kong as an international financing platform to expand global capital and enhance brand influence [5] - New policies, such as the "Science and Technology Enterprise Special Line," are expected to encourage more biotech and specialized technology companies to list in Hong Kong [6]