Small-cap IPOs struggle in Hong Kong amid lack of AI megadeals
The streak of strong returns in the Hong Kong initial public offering (IPO) market has ended, as smaller companies face a liquidity squeeze and the broader market chases mega-deals like Zhipu AI instead. Of the 13 IPOs that debuted this week, five broke below their issue prices on day one, including Luxshare, one of Apple’s largest suppliers, which dropped more than 9 per cent to close at HK$57.35 per share on Thursday. Both Rigol Technologies, an electronic measurement instrument supplier, and...
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