Chinese Tech Firms Raise $1.19 Billion in Hong Kong IPOs

Three Chinese technology firms debuted on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, raising $1.19 billion. The IPOs reflect China's push to develop domestic tech alternatives to U.S. competitors.

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In a significant boost to Hong Kong's IPO market, three Chinese technology companies—Zhipu AI (Knowledge Atlas Technology) , Shanghai Iluvatar CoreX , and Shenzhen Edge Medical —successfully debuted on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange on January 8, 2026. Collectively, these firms raised $1.19 billion (HK$9.3 billion) and all opened above their offer prices, signaling robust investor interest in China's high-tech sector.
Executives from Zhipu AI, also known as Knowledge Atlas Technology, Shanghai Iluvatar CoreX, and Shenzhen Edge Medical attend a listing ceremony at the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, Hong Kong, China, on January 8, 2026. REUTERS/Kane Wu
Executives from Zhipu AI, also known as Knowledge Atlas Technology, Shanghai Iluvatar CoreX, and Shenzhen Edge Medical attend a listing ceremony at the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, Hong Kong, China, on January 8, 2026. REUTERS/Kane Wu
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