港交所的锣又不够用了，一日内IPO六锣齐鸣

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the successful IPO of six companies on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange on December 30, 2025, showcasing the resilience of the Hong Kong capital market and the diverse sectors represented, including AI pharmaceuticals, digital twins, home robotics, and high-end domestic skincare [1][4]. Group 1: Company Highlights - 卧安机器人 (Woan Robotics): Known as the "first AI embodied home robotics stock," it aims to deepen AI technology applications in home life. It holds an 11.9% market share, making it the largest global provider in this sector by retail revenue for 2024 [5]. - 迅策科技 (Xunce Technology): The first company in China's AI data sector to complete an IPO on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange. It ranks fourth in the real-time data infrastructure and analytics market and first in the asset management segment, raising 10.8 billion HKD during its IPO [5]. - 英矽智能 (Insilico Medicine): The first AI biopharmaceutical company to list under the Hong Kong Stock Exchange's main board rules. It achieved a record oversubscription of approximately 1427.37 times, raising over 328.3 billion HKD in subscription funds [6]. - 五一视界 (51WORLD): The first physical AI company to go public in China, it saw a significant opening day increase of 14.75% in its stock price [7]. - 美联股份 (Meilian Holdings): The oldest company among the six, focusing on prefabricated steel structure construction, ranking third in the Chinese market with a 3.5% market share [8]. - 林清轩 (Lin Qingxuan): Marketed as the "first high-end domestic skincare stock," it focuses on camellia oil research and development, leading the high-end domestic skincare brand market in retail revenue for 2024 [9]. Group 2: Market Insights - The IPO event on December 30, 2025, marked a vibrant conclusion to the Hong Kong IPO market for the year, reflecting a strong recovery with a total of 117 companies listed, raising 285.7 billion HKD [11][15]. - The total funds raised through stock issuance in Hong Kong in 2025 reached approximately 75 billion USD, more than three times that of 2024, indicating a robust return of the Hong Kong capital market [15]. - The ongoing trend shows a surge in AI chip and large model companies seeking to list in Hong Kong, with several companies planning to go public in early 2026 [15].