为中国硬科技国际化发展“架桥铺路”——证券行业服务科技创新调研之中金公司样本

Core Insights - The article discusses the successful "A+H" dual listing of two Chinese companies, Sanhua Intelligent Control and Seres Group, highlighting their journey from manufacturing to global competitiveness in the context of China's transition from "Made in China" to "Intelligent Manufacturing" [5][6]. Group 1: Sanhua Intelligent Control - Sanhua Intelligent Control, which started as a refrigeration parts manufacturer, completed its dual listing in June 2025, marking a significant milestone in its 41-year history [6]. - The company managed to complete its listing process in just five months, capitalizing on a favorable market window as the Hong Kong stock market began to recover [6][9]. - The IPO attracted over 45 times institutional subscription, with foreign long-term cornerstone investors accounting for 45% of the total, indicating strong international confidence in Chinese hard-tech manufacturing [9]. Group 2: Seres Group - Seres Group, a technology-driven company focused on electric vehicles, became the first luxury electric vehicle company to achieve a dual listing in Hong Kong in November 2025 [7]. - The company aims to leverage its Hong Kong listing to expand its international market presence, having already entered over 70 countries with cumulative exports exceeding 550,000 vehicles [9][10]. - During its IPO process, Seres also executed a significant asset acquisition, purchasing 100% of Longsheng New Energy for approximately 8.164 billion yuan, integrating advanced manufacturing capabilities into its operations [8]. Group 3: Role of Investment Banks - China International Capital Corporation (CICC) played a crucial role in facilitating the listings of both companies, providing strategic advice and connecting them with international investors [12]. - CICC's efforts included organizing roadshows in major financial hubs to communicate the companies' growth stories and core competencies to potential investors [10][11]. - The investment bank's approach emphasizes the importance of understanding both the Chinese market and international investor preferences, acting as a bridge for Chinese companies seeking global expansion [11][12].