CATL(SZ:300750) Zheng Quan Shi Bao·2025-12-12 18:00Core Insights - The Hong Kong IPO market has shown a strong recovery, with the listing of JD Industrial marking the 100th new stock in 2025, highlighting the market's resilience and attractiveness as an international financial center [1] Group 1: IPO Market Performance - In 2025, the Hong Kong IPO market raised over 270 billion HKD, significantly surpassing the previous year's figures and marking the second highest fundraising level in five years [2] - The Hong Kong Stock Exchange (HKEX) is projected to lead globally in fundraising with approximately 36 billion USD (about 280.8 billion HKD) in 2025, outpacing the New York Stock Exchange's expected 20.5 billion USD [2] - Eight new stocks raised over 10 billion HKD each, with CATL leading at 41.006 billion HKD, setting a record for the largest IPO globally this year [2] Group 2: Large IPOs and Sector Contributions - Large IPOs have been a key driver of the Hong Kong market's resurgence, with over 20 A-share companies expected to debut in Hong Kong, raising over 170 billion HKD collectively [3] - The average fundraising size has increased by 137% compared to last year, reaching the second highest level in five years, with industrial and retail sectors dominating [3] Group 3: Technology Sector Dominance - Technology-related companies have emerged as the main force in the IPO wave, particularly those under Chapter 18A (unprofitable biotech companies) and Chapter 18C (specialized technology companies) [3] - In 2025, 14 companies listed under Chapter 18A, a 250% increase from 2024, focusing on innovative fields such as cancer treatment and gene editing [4] Group 4: Market Outlook and Predictions - Major institutions are optimistic about the 2026 IPO market, predicting 150 to 200 new listings and fundraising exceeding 300 billion HKD [6] - UBS forecasts that the Hong Kong market will maintain its position as the top fundraising venue, with several large IPOs expected in January [6] Group 5: Recommendations for Companies - Companies planning to go public are advised to embrace technology and build integrated financial governance systems to ensure data transparency and compliance with regulatory standards [7]