China-headquartered Luxshare Precision Industry, a major Apple supplier listed on the Shenzhen exchange, has priced its Hong Kong initial public offering (IPO) at the top end of its marketed range, aiming to raise approximately HK$24.27 billion ($3.09 billion).
The company set the offer price at HK$63.28 per H-share for 383.5 million shares. Trading in the new shares is scheduled to begin on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange on July 9.
Proceeds from the listing will support several strategic initiatives, including expanding manufacturing capacity in the automotive and consumer electronics sectors, investing in AI-driven factory upgrades, repaying debt, and bolstering working capital. A substantial share of the funds is directed toward automotive electronics as Luxshare deepens its involvement in the rapidly expanding intelligent vehicle supply chain.
Luxshare, founded by Chinese billionaire Wang Laichun, ranks among Apple’s largest suppliers. It produces components such as routers, wireless charging modules, and video-conferencing equipment.
The timing of the IPO aligns with strong global interest in AI and technology supply chains. Analyst Lukman Leong of Doo Financial Futures told Reuters, “Luxshare’s HK IPO is interesting because it comes at a time when global equity markets are still riding the AI euphoria. I see the IPO as benefiting from the current positive market sentiment toward AI and technology supply chains, while also reflecting HK’s renewed appeal as the preferred international fundraising venue for Chinese companies.”
Luxshare is one of five Chinese technology and advanced manufacturing firms that launched Hong Kong listings last week. The first half of 2026 has already recorded about $22.45 billion in new listings in Hong Kong, a 57% increase from the same period a year earlier, marking the busiest start to a year for the city in five years, according to LSEG data.
The surge underscores Hong Kong’s resurgence as a key destination for new share sales, driven by improving investor sentiment and demand for technology and manufacturing companies.The company plans to disclose the level of investor demand for its international offering on July 8.
MacDailyNews Note: In a related development, electronic ceramic materials maker Chaozhou Three-Circle also priced its H-share listing at HK$100.30, targeting proceeds of about HK$7.16 billion.
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