Since the beginning of this year, 20 Hong Kong-listed companies have gone private as a way to delist.

On September 23, Hong Kong-listed company Changhong Jiahua, which is planning to privatize and delist, resumed trading and its stock price surged by 23.91%. On the previous day, September 22, Changhong Jiahua's parent company, A-share company Sichuan Changhong, announced that its subsidiary, Changhong Jiahua, is proposed to be privatized through a planned arrangement by its controlling shareholder, Sichuan Changhong Electronics Holdings Group Limited's wholly-owned subsidiary, Hongtu Investment Limited. It is worth noting that the privatization of Hong Kong-listed companies is not uncommon, as Securities Times reporters found that since the beginning of the year, there have been 20 Hong Kong-listed companies that have delisted through privatization.