Sou Hu Cai Jing·2026-02-10 09:00Core Viewpoint - The Hong Kong IPO market is experiencing a surge of activity from leading companies in the renewable energy sector, with multiple firms submitting listing applications to the Hong Kong Stock Exchange in early 2026, reflecting a trend towards "A+H" dual-platform listings [2][19]. Group 1: Companies Submitting IPO Applications - EVE Energy submitted its listing application to the Hong Kong Stock Exchange on January 2, aiming to raise funds for overseas capacity construction, including a factory in Hungary [2]. - Wanbang Digital Energy submitted its listing application on January 4, having restructured its business to focus on smart charging equipment and microgrid systems [5]. - Penghui Energy announced its H-share issuance and submitted its main board listing application on January 5, focusing on energy storage, power, and consumer batteries [7]. - Chint Electric announced its plan to issue H-shares and aims to become the first "A+H" listed company in Wenzhou, enhancing its international strategy and financing channels [9]. - Yuanxin Energy submitted its main board listing application on January 9, showing significant revenue growth from 435 million yuan in 2023 to 1.144 billion yuan in 2024 [11]. - Huichuan Technology disclosed its plan to issue H-shares on January 19, potentially joining the "A+H" listing trend [12]. Group 2: Industry Trends and Strategic Considerations - The collective move of energy companies to list in Hong Kong reflects deep strategic considerations regarding transformation and globalization [14]. - Companies are transitioning from merely selling equipment to providing comprehensive solutions, enhancing their business models to be scalable and replicable [15]. - Global expansion is a key driver for these companies, with Yuanxin Energy expecting overseas revenue to exceed 30% by 2026, having already signed contracts with clients in multiple countries [16]. - The "A+H" dual-platform model is becoming standard for many A-share listed companies, with several firms planning H-share listings in early 2026 [18]. - The surge in IPOs is influenced by favorable policies, improved market conditions, and the need for companies to optimize their capital structures and financing strategies [19]. - The increasing number of energy companies joining the "A+H" model is reshaping the global competitiveness of Chinese energy firms, transitioning from product exports to operational services [20].