Hong Kong’s initial public offering market is projected to raise HK$320 billion ($40.8 billion) in 2026, positioning the city as the world’s second-largest listing venue behind Nasdaq.
The robust forecast from Ernst & Young (EY) follows a strong first half where fundraising surged 92% year-on-year to HK$209.8 billion across 84 deals. More than 420 prospective candidates are currently waiting to list, driven by an influx of mainland Chinese technology firms seeking offshore capital.
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