The Hong Kong Stock Exchange announced on the 11th that there have been hundreds of newly listed companies this year. Jingdong Industrial Co., Ltd. and South East UK Active ETF with covered call options, ICBC Credit Suisse Jinrui KWEB China Securities China Internet ETF were listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange on the same day. Statistics show that there were 93 newly listed companies on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange in the first 11 months of 2025, an increase of 52% compared to the 61 companies in the same period last year; The initial public offering raised HKD 259.4 billion, an increase of 228% from HKD 79.1 billion in the same period last year; The total fundraising amount was HKD 575 billion, an increase of 240% from HKD 169 billion in the same period last year. Chen Shaobo, the president of the Hong Kong Zhengsi Research Institute, said that the active IPO of newly listed companies now proves that Hong Kong's fundraising function is very active and strong, which means that international capital is optimistic about China and Hong Kong. Since the end of last year, there have been two characteristics of listed companies in Hong Kong: firstly, there are more companies from mainland China; Secondly, most mainland companies are engaged in high-tech industries, with a majority in the electromechanical sector including artificial intelligence chip manufacturing enterprises and biotechnology pharmaceutical enterprises. Chen Shaobo believes that both types of enterprises belong to strategic emerging industries in mainland China. These enterprises can quickly raise funds in Hong Kong and have high subscription amounts, indicating that international capital is chasing these companies. This means that international capital is re evaluating Chinese technology stocks, which is of great significance. (New Society)