据同花顺数据统计，截至11月28日，今年以来港股研报发布数量为10859篇，去年同期为8057篇，同比 增长34.8%。其中，深度研报今年有1317篇，去年同期为854篇，同比增长54.2%。港股卖方研报"井 喷"的背后，是行业研究产能的整合与再分配。内地研究所正通过调整团队、优化架构、深耕特色领 域，系统性增配港股研究力量，抢占港股市场的新机遇。 本文源自：金融界AI电报 ...

Group 1 - The number of Hong Kong stock research reports has increased significantly, with a total of 10,859 reports published this year, up 34.8% from 8,057 last year [1] - In-depth reports have also seen substantial growth, with 1,317 reports this year compared to 854 last year, marking a 54.2% increase [1] - The surge in research reports is attributed to the integration and redistribution of industry research capacity, as mainland research institutions optimize their teams and structures to enhance Hong Kong stock research capabilities [1] Group 2 - Major brokerages are expanding their coverage of Hong Kong stock research, with CITIC Securities publishing 827 reports this year, a 75.58% increase, and GF Securities publishing 378 reports, up 31.7% [2] - The shift in research focus from A-shares to Hong Kong stocks is driven by significant inflows of southbound capital, which have altered the investor structure and reshaped research demand [2][3] - The number of reports covering specific Hong Kong companies, such as Pop Mart, has increased dramatically, indicating a growing interest and diverse opinions on their future growth potential [2] Group 3 - Southbound capital has net bought HKD 1.38 trillion in Hong Kong stocks this year, with its trading volume rising from about 25% to nearly 40% of the main board's total trading [3] - The changing investor structure necessitates more refined research that addresses the offshore market characteristics and investment preferences of mainland investors [3] - Analysts emphasize the need for research to provide forward-looking valuation analyses and pricing judgments, especially around company listings [3] Group 4 - The brokerage industry's commission income from stock trading has decreased by 34% to RMB 4.458 billion in the first half of 2025, while the number of analysts has continued to rise [4] - The transformation of the brokerage research model is underway, with Hong Kong stocks seen as a valuable growth area that can support commission income and provide research for IPOs [4] - Many brokerages are expanding dedicated Hong Kong research teams to maximize the value of their research efforts [4] Group 5 - Research institutions are focusing on three main areas to deepen their Hong Kong stock research: industry research, macro perspectives, and cross-market understanding [5][6] - Teams are developing a multi-dimensional analysis system for the Hong Kong market, providing comparative analysis and allocation suggestions across markets and industries [5] - There is an emphasis on enhancing collaboration between domestic and international teams to provide integrated research services for global investors [6]