年内40只港股上市！打新赚钱效应持续！

Core Viewpoint - The Hong Kong stock market continues to experience a strong demand for new listings, with significant price increases for newly listed stocks, indicating a robust appetite from both retail and institutional investors for initial public offerings (IPOs) [1][4][6]. Group 1: New Listings Performance - Three new stocks were listed on June 26, with notable price increases: Chow Tai Fook rose by 25%, and Saint Bella surged by 33.74%, while Yingtong Holdings saw a decline of 16.67% [1][4][6]. - Among the eight new stocks listed recently, four experienced price drops, while four saw gains, with the highest increase being 78.71% for Yaojie Ankang-B [4][5]. Group 2: Investor Interest and Subscription Rates - The subscription rates for the new listings were exceptionally high, with Chow Tai Fook receiving 711.11 times oversubscription in the Hong Kong public offering and 13.55 times in the international offering [7][8]. - Saint Bella also attracted significant interest, with a subscription rate of 193 times for the Hong Kong public offering and 15.59 times for the international offering [11][12]. Group 3: Company Profiles - Chow Tai Fook is a leading Chinese jewelry company, maintaining a top-five position in the Chinese jewelry market for eight consecutive years, with a market share of 6.2% in gold jewelry and 1.0% in overall jewelry sales [6][8]. - Saint Bella is recognized as the largest postpartum care and recovery group in Asia, with a network of 96 high-end postpartum care centers, and is projected to have the largest market share in cities like Hangzhou and Shanghai by 2024 [10][12]. Group 4: Financial Highlights - Chow Tai Fook's global offering consisted of 53.83 million H-shares, with a share price of HKD 24, raising approximately HKD 1.193 billion [6][8]. - Saint Bella's global offering included 109.7 million H-shares at a price of HKD 6.58, generating around HKD 630 million [10][12]. - Yingtong Holdings offered 333.4 million shares at HKD 2.88, raising about HKD 883 million, but had lower subscription rates compared to the other two companies [14][15].