Hey, finance fam! 🌟 Hong Kong is gearing up for another big year as a global IPO hotspot. According to UBS, next year could see 150–200 companies raising over HK$300 billion (around $38.5 B) through initial public offerings (that’s when startups go public by selling shares). That’s even more than the ~HK$270 billion raised in 2025!
Plus, UBS predicts the Hang Seng Index could hit 30,000 points in 2026, thanks to mega-listings and a possible return of US capital. Ready for the next big tech splash? AI unicorns MiniMax and Zhipu AI—potential rivals to OpenAI—are eyeing Hong Kong IPOs in the coming weeks, Bloomberg reports. 🚀
Sentiment is on 🔝, too. A new survey by the Hong Kong General Chamber of Commerce shows 48.3% of firms are positive about business conditions over the next 12 months, up from just 18.3% last year. Chamber Chair Susan Yuen says earlier worries about US tariffs have eased, making the market vibe more stable.
For young pros in the region, this means more chances to invest, innovate, and ride the wave of tech growth. Whether you’re tracking stock markets in Singapore or dreaming of your own startup in Bangalore, Hong Kong’s IPO momentum in 2026 is one to watch. Stay tuned! 💼💡
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Hong Kong set to retain IPO crown in 2026, business confidence rises
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