Group 1 - The Hong Kong IPO market has been active since 2025, with notable listings in the biopharmaceutical, technology, and consumer sectors, as well as a significant increase in resource companies going public [1][2] - Zijin Gold International, a spin-off from Zijin Mining Group, is set to launch its IPO on September 29, 2025, with an expected fundraising of approximately HKD 249.84 billion, making it the second-largest IPO in Hong Kong this year [2][3] - The funds raised by Zijin Gold International will be used for upgrading existing mines, acquiring the Raygorodok gold mine in Kazakhstan, general corporate purposes, and exploration activities [2][3] Group 2 - Since 2025, three resource companies have successfully listed in Hong Kong: Chifeng Jilong Gold Mining, Nanshan Aluminum International, and Jiexin International Resources, each with unique listing strategies [3][4] - Chifeng Jilong Gold Mining adopted a "A-share first, then H-share" model, aiming to enhance its international presence and attract global investment [3][5] - Nanshan Aluminum International focuses on developing and procuring bauxite and coal resources in Indonesia, while Jiexin International Resources is notable for being dual-listed in both Hong Kong and Kazakhstan [3][4] Group 3 - Several resource companies, including Jinxun Co., Zhihui Mining, and Jinyan High-tech, are currently in the process of seeking IPOs in Hong Kong, primarily to develop international markets and acquire overseas projects [4][5] - The trend indicates a growing preference for the Hong Kong capital market among resource companies due to its internationalization and diverse investor base [4][5]

Core Viewpoint - The Hong Kong IPO market has been thriving since 2025, with notable listings from sectors such as biomedicine, technology, and consumer goods, alongside a significant increase in resource-based companies seeking to go public [1][2]. Group 1: Recent IPOs - Zijin Gold International, a spin-off from Zijin Mining Group with a market cap exceeding 600 billion yuan, is set to launch its IPO, aiming to raise approximately 24.984 billion HKD, making it the second-largest IPO in Hong Kong this year after CATL [3][4]. - The IPO price for Zijin Gold International is set at 71.59 HKD per share, with the net proceeds intended for upgrading existing mines, acquiring the Raygorodok gold mine in Kazakhstan, and general corporate purposes [3][4]. Group 2: Characteristics of Listed Companies - The article highlights three resource-based companies that have successfully listed in Hong Kong: Chifeng Jilong Gold Mining, Nanshan Aluminum International, and Jiexin International Resources, each with distinct listing strategies [5]. - Chifeng Jilong Gold Mining is the first A-share company to adopt the "A first, then H" model for its Hong Kong listing, aiming to enhance its international presence and attract global investment [5]. - Nanshan Aluminum International focuses on developing and procuring bauxite and coal resources in Indonesia, utilizing a low-temperature Bayer process for alumina production [5]. - Jiexin International Resources, based in Kazakhstan, is notable for being the first company to have dual primary listings in both Hong Kong and Kazakhstan's Astana International Exchange [5]. Group 3: Upcoming Listings - Several resource-based companies are currently in the pipeline for IPOs in Hong Kong, including Jinxun Co., Zhihui Mining, Innovation International, Jinyan High-tech, and Jianbang High-tech, all of which submitted their applications this year [7]. - The primary motivation for these companies to seek listings in Hong Kong is to develop international markets and acquire overseas projects, leveraging the diverse investor base available in the Hong Kong capital market [8][9].

Group 1 - Kazakhstan tungsten mining company Jaxin International Resources officially listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange (HKEX) on August 28, closing at HKD 30.34, a 177.8% increase from the listing price of HKD 10.92 [1][3] - Jaxin International Resources focuses on the development of the Bakuta tungsten project in Kazakhstan, which is projected to be the world's largest open-pit tungsten trioxide resource by December 31, 2024, and the fourth largest tungsten trioxide resource globally [3] - The listing of Jaxin International Resources reflects the internationalization and diverse participation of the Hong Kong IPO market, as well as the cooperation between Hong Kong and Central Asia in promoting the Belt and Road Initiative [3] Group 2 - The company is the first to simultaneously list on both the HKEX and the Astana International Exchange (AIX), marking a precedent for IPO financing in Central Asia denominated in Renminbi [3] - The Financial Secretary of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region highlighted the strong performance of the Hong Kong IPO market this year, attracting keen interest from international investors [3]

校对： 刘星莹 佳鑫国际资源将于2025年8月20日至8月25日招股，全球发售1.1亿股，其中中国香港发售占10%，国际 发售占90%，并设有15%的超额配股权。 （文章来源：证券时报网） 发售价定为每股10.92港元，预计于2025年8月28日在香港联交所上市。 公司业务核心是位于哈萨克斯坦的巴库塔钨矿项目，该项目是全球最大的露天三氧化钨矿产资源量矿 山，并且是全球第四大钨矿，在单一矿山中拥有最大的设计产能。 扣除相关费用后，预计募集资金净额约为10.88亿港元，将主要用于巴库塔钨矿项目的资本成本（约 55%）、发展仲钨酸铵（APT）生产能力（约10%）、偿还银行贷款（约25%）以及营运资金（约 10%）。集团已与信达、鲁银等公司签订基石投资协议。 ...

Company Overview - Xiyeg股份 reported significant growth in Q1 2025, with total non-ferrous metal production reaching 82,200 tons, including tin at 24,200 tons, copper at 24,400 tons, and zinc at 33,300 tons, alongside 30 tons of indium ingots [1] - The company achieved operating revenue of 9.729 billion yuan, a year-on-year increase of 15.82%, and a net profit attributable to shareholders of 499 million yuan, up 53.08% year-on-year [1] Tungsten Market Dynamics - The tungsten price remains high due to China's export control upgrades and reduced mining quotas, with current black tungsten concentrate (≥65%) prices exceeding 170,000 yuan per ton [2] - The rapid expansion of the global military industry is significantly driving tungsten demand, supported by China's military modernization and increased military aid from Western countries [2] - The tungsten industry is currently characterized by tight supply and demand, with potential for further price increases if demand recovers [2]

Group 1 - The article highlights China's strategic export controls on rare metals, particularly targeting the U.S. military and technology sectors, which could significantly impact U.S. defense capabilities [1][3][6] - The F-35 fighter jet, which relies heavily on Chinese rare earth elements, is experiencing production delays, indicating a vulnerability in the U.S. military supply chain [3][6] - The article emphasizes the critical role of rare metals in modern technology and military applications, positioning them as essential resources in global economic and political competition [8][10][12] Group 2 - China holds a dominant position in the global tungsten market, with 60.53% of the world's tungsten reserves and 84.52% of its production as of 2022, underscoring its influence in the industry [14][17][19] - Despite a slight decrease in global tungsten production in 2023, China remains the primary supplier, particularly to the U.S., which still relies heavily on Chinese tungsten imports [21][25][27] - The U.S. is attempting to diversify its tungsten supply sources, including contracts with Australia, but faces significant challenges due to the uneven distribution of tungsten resources and technological limitations in mining and processing [33][35][39] Group 3 - The article discusses the strategic importance of tungsten in high-tech manufacturing and military equipment, highlighting the risks associated with U.S. dependence on foreign tungsten supplies [29][31][43] - Establishing a new supply chain for tungsten in the U.S. will require substantial investment and time, making it difficult to quickly reduce reliance on Chinese resources [41][44][46] - The evolving global supply chain dynamics and the increasing demand for tungsten position it as a critical resource in future geopolitical strategies [46][48]