是他，将必胜客引入了中国。 近日，据多家媒体报道，泰国最大酒店集团美诺国际（Minor International Pcl，简称"美诺国际"）正计划最快于今年分拆旗下餐饮业务美诺食品（Minor Food）赴香港IPO，预期募资逾4亿美元（约31.2亿港元）。 "美诺国际"已有近60年历史。若最终成行，其将成为2026年香港IPO市场最受关注的餐饮板块交易之一。 知情人士称，美诺国际目前正就"美诺食品"的IPO计划进行深入探讨，包括发行规模、估值区间及具体时间表等核心要素尚未最终敲定，但募资规模预计 将超过4亿美元。 文：韦亚军 对此消息，美诺国际拒绝置评。此举可能代表管理层在信息披露上的审慎态度。 IPO细节： 放弃泰国本土，最终选择香港 事实上，这并非美诺国际首次考虑让餐饮业务独立IPO。早在2024年，泰国当地媒体就曾报道，公司曾探讨在泰国证券交易所（SET）分拆IPO的可能性。 然而，美诺国际最终选择香港而非本土市场，背后有着深刻的资本市场逻辑： 首先，泰国股市近年来的表现确实难以令大型IPO项目满意。数据显示，泰国SET指数在2025年下跌约10%，2023年和2024年也呈现连续下跌态势。 更为严 ...

Group 1 - The Hong Kong capital market is gaining international attention due to the strong return of IPOs, with 24 new listings since 2026 raising over HKD 87 billion [1] - In 2025, the Hong Kong IPO market raised HKD 286.7 billion, marking a significant year-on-year increase of 225.9%, reclaiming the top position globally for fundraising [1] - Multiple factors, including policy benefits, financing needs, and global expansion, are driving the sustained activity in the Hong Kong IPO market [1] Group 2 - There are currently 488 companies in line to list on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, indicating unprecedented market activity [2] - Deloitte predicts that around 160 new stocks will be listed in 2026, raising no less than HKD 300 billion, with 7 stocks expected to raise at least HKD 10 billion each [2] - PwC estimates that approximately 150 new stocks will be listed in 2026, with total fundraising expected to be between HKD 320 billion and HKD 350 billion, potentially placing Hong Kong among the top three globally [2] Group 3 - International companies, including those from Southeast Asia, are increasingly queuing to list on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, enhancing the diversity of investment options [2] - Notable international firms planning to list include South Korea's Kolon, the US's AIWB, and Thailand's Minor Food, among others [3] - The active IPO market in Hong Kong is attracting Southeast Asian companies due to its liquidity and potential for increased visibility in the Chinese market [4] Group 4 - The Hong Kong Stock Exchange is actively working to attract international companies to solidify its status as a global financial hub [4] - The demand from international investors extends beyond stocks to include bonds, currencies, and commodities, indicating a broader interest in asset diversification [4] - The Hong Kong Stock Exchange aims to develop a comprehensive ecosystem for fixed income, currency, and commodities, similar to its stock market, to enhance market scale and growth potential [4]

Core Viewpoint - Restaurant Brands reported a decline in stock price by 6% following the release of its fourth-quarter earnings, despite exceeding revenue and adjusted earnings per share expectations [1] Financial Performance - The company reported fourth-quarter revenue of $2.47 billion [1] - Adjusted earnings per share were $0.96, surpassing market expectations [1] Same-Store Sales - Same-store sales for Burger King increased by 3.1%, contributing positively to overall performance [1] - However, same-store sales for Popeyes experienced a decline of 4.8%, which negatively impacted the company's outlook [1]