来源：智通财经网 该行认为，胜预期主要由于收入带动。交易费及结算费表现较预期为佳，按季分别下跌14%及16%，尽 管成交量呈季节性疲弱，现货股票日均成交额按季下跌21%。这些因素抵销了较预期弱的托管费及市场 数据费。 盈利同时受惠于非上市股权投资估值产生的1.63亿港元非经常性收益，以及港交所公司资金回报改善， 足以抵销给予市场参与者的回赠增加。这些因素带动净投资收益强劲，达12亿港元，按季增长20%，为 盈利超预期作出贡献。值得留意的是，即使撇除1.63亿元收益，税前利润为50亿元，仍同比增长16%， 较该行预测高出15%。成本控制符合预期，总开支同比上升7%。 摩根大通发布研报称，香港交易所(00388)公布2025年第四季净利润为43亿元，按季下跌12%，同比增长 15%，较摩通预测高出19%。2025财年利润为178亿元，同比增长36%，较市场预测高出2%。该行预期 股价强势，维持对港交所的"增持"评级，目标价为540港元。 对港交所而言，这是强劲的季度，尽管第四季成交量较弱，盈利仍表现坚挺。净投资收益强劲是正面惊 喜，并可能成为2026财年盈测获上调的来源。继2025年12月出现季节性疲弱后，成交量 ...

香港交易所第四季度净利润增长15%，受内地企业赴港上市融资升温和股票交易激增带动。 香港交易所2025年盈利创下新高。根据周四公布的财报，去年第四季度，香港交易所实现净利润43.4亿 港元，核心收入增长11%，股票交易收入增长22%。 在人工智能热潮以及中国资产吸引力增强的推动下，香港IPO市场和股票交易回暖。全年共有119家企 业在香港上市，合计融资367亿美元，重夺全球IPO融资规模榜首。香港交易所行政总裁陈翊庭表示， 2025年，香港交易所充分发挥作为全球超级联系人的角色，重登全球新股融资中心榜首，成交量以及业 绩均创新高。 责任编辑：王永生 香港交易所第四季度净利润增长15%，受内地企业赴港上市融资升温和股票交易激增带动。 香港交易所2025年盈利创下新高。根据周四公布的财报，去年第四季度，香港交易所实现净利润43.4亿 港元，核心收入增长11%，股票交易收入增长22%。 在人工智能热潮以及中国资产吸引力增强的推动下，香港IPO市场和股票交易回暖。全年共有119家企 业在香港上市，合计融资367亿美元，重夺全球IPO融资规模榜首。香港交易所行政总裁陈翊庭表示， 2025年，香港交易所充分发挥作为全球超 ...

Core Viewpoint - Hong Kong market is considering expanding the scope of confidential IPO applications, allowing a wider range of companies to submit IPO applications confidentially [1] Group 1: Market Infrastructure and Listing Mechanism - Hong Kong Stock Exchange is committed to optimizing market infrastructure and listing mechanisms to ensure they remain up-to-date [1] - Several important reforms have been introduced in recent years, including the 2018 rule allowing dual-class share companies to list, permitting biotech companies without revenue to go public, and the new regulations for secondary listings [1] - In 2023, a specialized listing regime for technology companies was launched [1] Group 2: Collaboration and Future Developments - The Hong Kong Stock Exchange will continue to work closely with the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission to enhance competitiveness from multiple aspects [1] - Relevant progress will be announced to the market in a timely manner [1]

Core Viewpoint - The Hong Kong Stock Exchange (HKEX) has established a new subsidiary, Commodity Pricing and Analysis Limited (CPAL), in Dubai to enhance its commodity market pricing management services and promote sustainable metal pricing initiatives [1][2] Group 1: Company Developments - CPAL will focus on providing independent pricing and market analysis for the metals market, including the development of sustainable metal premium initiatives announced by the London Metal Exchange (LME) [1] - The establishment of CPAL is seen as a significant milestone for HKEX in expanding its global business, particularly in the rapidly growing commodity markets of China and the Middle East [2] Group 2: Market Context - Dubai has emerged as a major global commodity trading hub, ranking second in the global commodity trade index, just behind the United States [1] - The latest Global Financial Centres Index ranks Dubai as the top financial center in the Middle East and Africa, and 11th globally [1]

Core Viewpoint - Hong Kong Stock Exchange has established a new subsidiary, Commodity Pricing and Analysis Limited (CPAL), in Dubai, UAE to enhance its services in the commodity pricing management sector [1] Group 1: Company Developments - CPAL will primarily operate in the commodity market, focusing on pricing management services [1] - The subsidiary will provide independent pricing and market analysis for the metals market [1] - CPAL aims to support the development of the sustainable metal premium business announced by the London Metal Exchange (LME) in April of this year [1]

Core Viewpoint - The Hong Kong Stock Exchange reported record high interim results for the first half of 2025, with significant increases in revenue and profit compared to the previous year [1] Financial Performance - The total revenue and other income for the first half of 2025 reached 14.076 billion, representing a 33% increase from the first half of 2024 [1] - The profit attributable to shareholders for the first half of 2025 was 8.519 billion, marking a 39% increase compared to the first half of 2024 [1]

Core Viewpoint - The Hong Kong Stock Exchange (HKEX) is implementing new regulations to optimize the pricing and allocation mechanisms for initial public offerings (IPOs), effective from August 4, aiming to enhance market stability and attract diverse investor participation [2][3]. Summary by Sections IPO Pricing and Allocation Mechanism - The minimum allocation ratio for the IPO book-building portion has been reduced from the proposed 50% to 40% [2][3]. - New listing applicants can choose between Mechanism A or Mechanism B for the IPO allocation process [4]. Mechanism A and Mechanism B - Mechanism A replaces the current allocation and replenishment mechanism with a specified allocation ratio for the public subscription portion [5]. - Mechanism B, a new option, requires issuers to pre-select an allocation percentage for the public subscription portion, with a minimum of 10% and a maximum of 60%, increasing the previous maximum from 50% [7]. Public Holding and Free Float Requirements - The new regulations clarify the minimum public holding and free float requirements for issuers at the time of listing [8]. - Initial free float thresholds and public holding requirements are specified, including a minimum public holding of 5% or a market capitalization of HKD 600 million for certain issuers [8]. Ongoing Consultation on Continuous Public Holding - HKEX is seeking market opinions on the continuous public holding requirements, with a consultation period lasting two months [10]. - The current continuous public holding requirements have been transitional, and further consultations will refine these rules to better accommodate larger companies [10][11].

Core Viewpoint - The London Metal Exchange (LME) has approved four LME-approved warehousing facilities in Hong Kong, marking a significant step in establishing Hong Kong as a major global metal market and a gateway to mainland China [1][2]. Group 1: Approval of Warehousing Facilities - Four warehousing facilities in Hong Kong have been approved by LME, operated by three logistics companies, including China Resources Logistics, China National Foreign Trade Transportation Group, and Fenghao Supply Chain [1]. - The approved facilities will store metals such as aluminum alloy, copper, zinc, and lead, and are expected to commence operations in three months [1]. Group 2: Strategic Importance of Hong Kong - LME's CEO emphasized that the rapid approval of these facilities is an exciting development for LME, highlighting Hong Kong's potential to become a key player in the global metal market [1]. - The Hong Kong Stock Exchange Group's CEO noted that these facilities will extend LME's global network into Hong Kong, fostering the development of a commodity trading ecosystem in the region [1][2]. Group 3: Connection to Chinese Market - The new warehouses will serve as a crucial link between China's spot metal market and LME's international pricing, creating new opportunities for market participants [2]. - The Hong Kong Exchange will continue to collaborate with LME and stakeholders to promote the development of the commodity market in Hong Kong [2].