Group 1 - Baima Tea, known as the "first high-end Chinese tea stock," was listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange today, experiencing a surge of 73% to HKD 86.5 [1] - The IPO was priced at HKD 50, which was the upper limit of the pricing range. The public offering in Hong Kong was oversubscribed by 2,680.04 times, while the international placement was oversubscribed by 13.58 times [1] - Founded in 1997 and originating from a 300-year-old tea-making family, Baima Tea is the largest high-end tea company in China and a time-honored brand [1] Group 2 - According to 2024 data, Baima Tea ranks first in sales revenue in the high-end tea market, the number of tea chain stores, and in the oolong and black tea markets nationwide [1] - The company operates over 3,700 chain stores across mainland China [1] - Baima Tea's sales revenue for Tieguanyin has ranked first in the country for over 10 consecutive years, while Wuyi rock tea and black tea have ranked first for 5 and 4 consecutive years, respectively [1]
港股异动丨“高端中国茶第一股”八马茶业首日上市大涨73%