GigaDevice(SH:603986) Zheng Quan Shi Bao·2026-01-13 14:31Core Viewpoint - Three new stocks, including Red Star Cold Chain, BBSB INTL, and Zhaoyi Innovation, officially listed on the Hong Kong stock market, with Zhaoyi Innovation experiencing a significant first-day increase of 37.53% [1][3]. Group 1: Zhaoyi Innovation - Zhaoyi Innovation is a large A-share company that has listed in Hong Kong, with a first-day price increase of 37.53% and an AH premium of 31.53% [1][3]. - The company is a well-known player in the integrated circuit design industry, particularly in specialized storage chips and MCUs, with a strong market presence [17][21]. - The listing price was set at HKD 162 per share, representing a 44% discount compared to its A-share price of CNY 261.83 [18][22]. - The net fundraising amount exceeded HKD 4.6 billion, with funds allocated for R&D, strategic investments, global expansion, operational efficiency, and working capital [22][20]. Group 2: BBSB INTL - BBSB INTL, a Malaysian civil engineering contractor, listed on the Hong Kong Growth Enterprise Market, raising a total of HKD 75 million, with a net amount of HKD 50 million [9][7]. - The company experienced a dramatic first-day trading performance, with an opening increase of 400% but closing at a 11.67% gain [5][6]. - BBSB INTL had an oversubscription rate of 10,745.13 times during the public offering, making it one of the most oversubscribed IPOs in Hong Kong history [10][9]. Group 3: Red Star Cold Chain - Red Star Cold Chain, a provider of cold storage and rental services for frozen food, had a modest first-day increase of 0.33% after initially rising nearly 60% [5][6]. - The company reported revenues of CNY 2.37 billion, CNY 2.02 billion, and CNY 2.34 billion for the years 2022, 2023, and 2024, respectively, with corresponding net profits of CNY 791 million, CNY 753 million, and CNY 829 million [11][16]. - The oversubscription rate for Red Star Cold Chain was 2,309.25 times, indicating strong investor interest despite its lower market appeal compared to tech and consumer sectors [13][16].