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Five Chinese Tech Firms Seek $1.3 Billion in Hong Kong Listings

Five Chinese technology and AI companies are targeting a combined $1.3 billion in Hong Kong initial public offerings, betting that investor appetite for innovation remains resilient despite the market volatility triggered by geopolitical tensions between the United States and Iran.

Five Chinese Tech Firms Seek $1.3 Billion in Hong Kong Listings

Momenta Global leads the group, aiming to raise $751.1 million by pricing shares at HK$295.60. The Suzhou-based autonomous-driving developer, which ranks as a global leader in independent driving solutions by sales volume, plans to funnel capital into AI computing and data-storage infrastructure. Joining them in the mining automation sector, Fujian-based Eacon Group is seeking up to HK$2.3 billion to fuel its international expansion efforts.

Three other firms round out the cohort: BASiC Semiconductor, which specializes in silicon carbide power devices for electric vehicles; visual AI provider Reconova Technologies; and display module manufacturer DKE Holdings. Collectively, these companies are positioning themselves to tap into the liquidity of the Hong Kong exchange, which has seen listings double to HK$166.8 billion between January and May compared to the same period last year. Trading for all five companies is scheduled to commence on July 8.

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