PANews reported on December 11th that Li Zhenguo, Vice Chairman of UBS Global Investment Banking, stated that the Hong Kong Stock Exchange's Chapter 18C provides a new listing channel for technology companies. He anticipates 150 to 200 companies will list in Hong Kong next year, with a total IPO size expected to reach HK$300 billion, ranking first globally. He believes consumer goods, high technology, and artificial intelligence will remain key themes next year. Continued interest rate cuts will remain a focus of the market, and the stabilization of mainland consumption will also benefit market development. Furthermore, the overall valuation of Greater China stocks is at a discount compared to US stocks, making them attractive.PANews reported on December 11th that Li Zhenguo, Vice Chairman of UBS Global Investment Banking, stated that the Hong Kong Stock Exchange's Chapter 18C provides a new listing channel for technology companies. He anticipates 150 to 200 companies will list in Hong Kong next year, with a total IPO size expected to reach HK$300 billion, ranking first globally. He believes consumer goods, high technology, and artificial intelligence will remain key themes next year. Continued interest rate cuts will remain a focus of the market, and the stabilization of mainland consumption will also benefit market development. Furthermore, the overall valuation of Greater China stocks is at a discount compared to US stocks, making them attractive.

UBS: Hong Kong IPOs are expected to exceed HK$300 billion next year, ranking first globally.

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PANews reported on December 11th that Li Zhenguo, Vice Chairman of UBS Global Investment Banking, stated that the Hong Kong Stock Exchange's Chapter 18C provides a new listing channel for technology companies. He anticipates 150 to 200 companies will list in Hong Kong next year, with a total IPO size expected to reach HK$300 billion, ranking first globally. He believes consumer goods, high technology, and artificial intelligence will remain key themes next year. Continued interest rate cuts will remain a focus of the market, and the stabilization of mainland consumption will also benefit market development. Furthermore, the overall valuation of Greater China stocks is at a discount compared to US stocks, making them attractive.

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