--- title: "Central Finance's 11 Measures to Support Hong Kong Encourage State-owned and Private Enterprises to Go Public and Issue Bonds 7 New Stocks Listed \"Market Scene Covered\" 500 Enterprises Queue for IPO" type: "News" locale: "en" url: "https://longbridge.com/en/news/292242011.md" description: "The central bank has launched \"11 measures to support Hong Kong\" to assist state-owned and private enterprises in listing and issuing bonds in Hong Kong. The Hong Kong stock IPO market has shown a \"rise in both volume and price,\" with 7 new stocks listed on the same day yesterday. Among them, QIYUNSHAN FOOD surged 162.5%, while LUXSHARE ICT slightly declined. Currently, over 500 companies are queued for IPOs, and the industry expects the total fundraising amount for the year to potentially reach HKD 380 billion, with new economy sectors such as artificial intelligence and semiconductors continuing to play a leading role" datetime: "2026-07-09T20:50:48.000Z" locales: - [zh-CN](https://longbridge.com/zh-CN/news/292242011.md) - [en](https://longbridge.com/en/news/292242011.md) - [zh-HK](https://longbridge.com/zh-HK/news/292242011.md) --- # Central Finance's 11 Measures to Support Hong Kong Encourage State-owned and Private Enterprises to Go Public and Issue Bonds 7 New Stocks Listed "Market Scene Covered" 500 Enterprises Queue for IPO ● Seven companies rang the bell together yesterday. The Hong Kong Stock Exchange pointed out that the number of listings this year has exceeded one hundred. Hong Kong Stock Exchange image Pan Gongsheng, the governor of the People's Bank of China, recently reiterated support for high-quality state-owned and private enterprises to list and issue bonds in Hong Kong, emphasizing cooperation with the SAR government and financial management departments, focusing on four key directions, and continuing to build, consolidate, and develop Hong Kong as an international financial center. Benefiting from the concentrated listings of leading mainland enterprises in Hong Kong and the central government's repeated introduction of measures to expand connectivity, the Hong Kong IPO market has shown a trend of "increasing both volume and price." Yesterday, the new stock market saw another peak, with seven new stocks listed on the same day, creating a bustling scene. Among them, the mainland food stock Qiyunshan Food (2797) stood out, soaring 162.5% compared to the offering price of HKD 8, with a paper profit of up to HKD 6,500 per lot. Currently, there are still over 500 companies queued to apply for listing, and the industry expects that the total fundraising amount in Hong Kong for the year is likely to reach HKD 380 billion, continuing to rank among the top three globally, with new economy sectors such as artificial intelligence and semiconductors continuing to play a leading role. ● Hong Kong Wen Wei Po reporter Zhou Shaoji Some investment professionals believe that the central government's recent introduction of measures, including expanding the southbound bond quota to RMB 800 billion as part of the "11 measures to support Hong Kong's finance," is beneficial for the flow of funds in the Hong Kong market and the overall atmosphere of the financial market. The Hang Seng Index rose by 154 points in the early session yesterday, but due to renewed tensions in the US-Iran situation, the index closed down 169 points at 24,030 points, with trading volume maintaining a high level of HKD 377.9 billion. The new stock market remains active, with seven new stocks debuting yesterday, including LUXSHARE-ICT (2475), DingTai GaoKe (1377), PuYuan JingDian (0537), LuoShi Robot (3752), Qiyunshan Food (2797), DongFang KeMai (1770), and SanHuan Group (6951). Among them, Qiyunshan Food was the most prominent, closing at HKD 21, a significant increase of 162.5% from the offering price, with a profit of about HKD 6,500 per lot. As for one of the market focuses, LUXSHARE-ICT, a leader in the Apple supply chain and one of the "three giants of the fruit chain" in the A-share market, opened at HKD 63.25, slightly below the offering price of HKD 63.28, and reached a daily high, closing at HKD 62.3, down 1.5% from the offering price. LuoShi Robot made its debut amid the investment boom in robotics, closing at HKD 43.78, up 15.2% from the offering price of HKD 38, with a trading volume of HKD 162 million, earning HKD 578 per lot. DongFang KeMai also saw gains, closing at HKD 80, slightly above the offering price by 1.7% The small ceramic component manufacturer Sanhuan has also seen gains, with the stock closing at HKD 105, approximately 4.7% higher than the offering price. As for the printed circuit board micro-drill supplier Ding Tai Gao Ke, the stock closed at HKD 373.2, 1.8% lower than the offering price. Additionally, the electronic testing equipment manufacturer Pu Yuan Jing Dian closed at HKD 28.8, significantly below the offering price of HKD 45.98, a drop of about 37%, resulting in a loss of approximately HKD 1,718 per lot. New stocks are hot, raising HKD 210 billion in six months According to PwC statistics, as of the end of June, a total of 87 new stocks were listed in Hong Kong, a year-on-year increase of 98%; raising a total of HKD 210 billion, a year-on-year increase of 92%, ranking second globally in fundraising amounts. The firm expects a total of 150 new stocks to be listed in Hong Kong this year, raising a total of HKD 380 billion, an 8.57% increase from the initial forecast of HKD 350 billion, likely securing a top three position globally for IPOs, with leading mainland enterprises continuing to be a major force in Hong Kong IPOs. PwC pointed out that driven by multiple favorable factors, the Hong Kong IPO market in the first half of the year achieved new highs in both fundraising amounts and the number of listings compared to the same period in the past five years. The firm remains optimistic about the performance of the new stock market in the second half of the year. Currently, more than 500 companies have submitted listing applications to the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, primarily from mainland manufacturing, information technology and telecommunications services, as well as retail, consumer goods, and services sectors; among them, the new economy sector (represented by hard technology fields such as artificial intelligence and semiconductors) is particularly prominent. 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