Recently, it was reported that the Hong Kong Stock Exchange is studying adding a separate section to the “Listing Rules” to merge the Hong Kong GEM with the Main Board to activate the GEM market, which has been underperforming for a long time. In response, HKEx said in response to reporters that the Hong Kong Stock Exchange has implemented the first phase of measures to enhance the competitiveness of the listing mechanism, and has received widespread support from the market, further enhancing Hong Kong's appeal as the world's preferred capital raising market. In the future, we will continue to study more measures to improve the listing mechanism to ensure that it keeps pace with the times and meets the needs of market development, and will announce relevant progress in due course. On July 24, the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, a wholly-owned subsidiary of the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, issued a consultation summary on proposals to enhance the competitiveness of Hong Kong's listing mechanism. The revised “Listing Rules” immediately came into effect. The consultation received a total of 73 responses from all sectors of the market, and all suggestions made by the Stock Exchange in its previous consultation documents were widely supported. Judging from the recommendations adopted, the current reform of the Hong Kong Stock Exchange mainly focuses on three areas: different voting rights, issuers listed overseas, initial listing requirements, and listing arrangements.

Recently, it was reported that the Hong Kong Stock Exchange is studying adding a separate section to the “Listing Rules” to merge the Hong Kong GEM with the Main Board to activate the GEM market, which has been underperforming for a long time. In response, HKEx said in response to reporters that the Hong Kong Stock Exchange has implemented the first phase of measures to enhance the competitiveness of the listing mechanism, and has received widespread support from the market, further enhancing Hong Kong's appeal as the world's preferred capital raising market. In the future, we will continue to study more measures to improve the listing mechanism to ensure that it keeps pace with the times and meets the needs of market development, and will announce relevant progress in due course. On July 24, the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, a wholly-owned subsidiary of the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, issued a consultation summary on proposals to enhance the competitiveness of Hong Kong's listing mechanism. The revised “Listing Rules” immediately came into effect. The consultation received a total of 73 responses from all sectors of the market, and all suggestions made by the Stock Exchange in its previous consultation documents were widely supported. Judging from the recommendations adopted, the current reform of the Hong Kong Stock Exchange mainly focuses on three areas: different voting rights, issuers listed overseas, initial listing requirements, and listing arrangements.