The amount of capital raised from the Hong Kong listing rose to the highest level in six years. According to the data, the initial public offering raised $51.9 billion this year, surpassing the $51.6 billion in 2020. This means 2026 will be the second-highest year in history, and is not far from the $57.8 billion record set in 2010. The breadth of fund-raising activities this year was also quite prominent. A total of 10 transactions raised more than 1 billion US dollars, including Zhongji Xuchuang's July listing of 7.8 billion US dollars and Lixun Precision's listing of 3.2 billion US dollars in June. In comparison, only 7 deals reached this scale in 2010. In that year, AIA's US$20.4 billion listing was the largest in Hong Kong's history, accounting for more than one-third of the annual capital raised.

The amount of capital raised from the Hong Kong listing rose to the highest level in six years. According to the data, the initial public offering raised $51.9 billion this year, surpassing the $51.6 billion in 2020. This means 2026 will be the second-highest year in history, and is not far from the $57.8 billion record set in 2010. The breadth of fund-raising activities this year was also quite prominent. A total of 10 transactions raised more than 1 billion US dollars, including Zhongji Xuchuang's July listing of 7.8 billion US dollars and Lixun Precision's listing of 3.2 billion US dollars in June. In comparison, only 7 deals reached this scale in 2010. In that year, AIA's US$20.4 billion listing was the largest in Hong Kong's history, accounting for more than one-third of the annual capital raised.