Mainland issuers and policy tailwinds helped HKEX eclipse Nasdaq and NYSE for the first time in years.

The Hunan-based snack retailer aims to raise up to USD 500 million as Hong Kong’s IPO pipeline picks up speed.

HKEX saw a rush at year’s end as 13 companies listed on the exchange in the final weeks of 2025.

After gaining momentum overseas, the company is seeking to persuade investors ahead of a potential Hong Kong listing.

Despite market focus on Trump and the tech boom, Asian currencies may find support from a weaker dollar.

The Chinese chipmaker has built a vertically integrated GPGPU ecosystem, and now seeks new capital to scale it.

The firm’s valuation appears stretched, with investor enthusiasm outpacing its underlying financials.

Japan and South Korea firms are looking abroad as bourses at home tighten regulations, according to experts.

With half its sales still tied to Miniso, the toy maker now faces the challenge of proving it can stand on its own.

The listing, if it moves forward, would test investor appetite for regulated digital asset firms.