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17/06/2025
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Just over a month after the introduction of new regulations, artificial intelligence companies have once again sparked a new wave of listings in Hong Kong. The recent wave of AI companies listing in Hong Kong is mainly from the generative AI field. Recently, iFlytek may become another AI company to land on the Hong Kong stock market through a hearing at the Hong Kong Stock Exchange. First Finance statistics found that there are more than 20 AI companies queuing for approval at the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, including Woan Robots and Qunhe Technology, which has significantly increased compared to previous years. Earlier, a large number of artificial intelligence companies have already been listed in Hong Kong. According to preliminary statistics from First Finance, there have been 20 AI companies listed since 2023, with a total market value exceeding HK$280 billion. Ernst & Young data shows that the amount raised by IPOs in Hong Kong in the first half of the year has increased by 711% year-on-year, with many newly listed companies coming from the technology industry. Behind this listing frenzy is the continued relaxation of regulations by the Hong Kong Stock Exchange focusing on technology listings. The new regulations allow unprofitable companies in certain sectors to list and introduce a "Sci-Tech Listing Channel" to enhance audit efficiency. However, behind this prosperity lies hidden concerns. Public data shows that currently around 75% of AI companies listed on the Hong Kong stock market are still deeply in the red. Many companies continue to increase research and development investment, with funds running tight. (First Finance)
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