MiniMax and Zhipu, two Chinese AI startups, are preparing to go public in early 2026 on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange.

A pipeline of mega listings, returning US investors and looser global monetary policy will help Hong Kong extend its IPO ...

Last week, the stock soared over 400% on debut in Shanghai, on bets the US-blacklisted startup will benefit from Beijing's ...

Landmark year marked by successful listings across Singapore, Malaysia, and Thailand, spanning Singapore Exchange (SGX) ...

Bloomberg News reported in July that Zhipu was considering moving its IPO to Hong Kong from a previous plan to sell shares in ...

Zhipu, which is also backed by the tech giants Alibaba, Tencent and several more, is targeting a listing by around that time ...

Hong Kong has surged back to the top of global IPO rankings for the first time since 2019, fuelled by a record wave of A+H ...

Chinese intelligent-driving firm CiDi has started taking orders for its Hong Kong initial public offering, adding to the fundraising boom in the Asian financial hub.

The booming overall pipeline means banks may be less inclined to cut fees to win business Read more at The Business Times.

Bourse slips as investors await US FOMC call; investors pile back into DroneShield; UBS says rate hike by 2Q; Ramelius plans ...

Unisplendour has filed for a Hong Kong IPO, reporting its revenue grew 25.9% to 47.4 billion yuan in the first half of this ...