Foreign institutions are flocking to scan for high-quality and high-potential Hong Kong stocks.

As an important channel for foreign institutions to allocate high-quality assets in China, the Hong Kong stock market attracts a large amount of capital inflow. The latest data from the Hong Kong Stock Exchange shows that from May to the end of July, long-term stable foreign institutional funds accumulated an inflow of approximately 67.7 billion Hong Kong dollars, while short-term flexible foreign institutional funds inflowed approximately 16.2 billion Hong Kong dollars. Many high-quality Hong Kong stocks have seen intensive buying from foreign institutions. For example, as of August 29, Goldman Sachs (Asia) has increased its stake in BYD Company H shares to 3.51%, significantly higher than the 2.3% at the end of last year. Wu Xinkun, Chief Analyst of CICC Global Strategy, believes that there has been a positive change in the capital flow of the Hong Kong stock market technology sector recently, with consistent inflows from foreign institutions in the short and long term.