Hong Kong IPOs on track for record 2026, but momentum slows as mainland firms delay listings amid worsening market conditions
Hong Kong's initial public offering market is booming, driven by strong demand from Chinese companies. However, mainland players are increasingly cautious about listing on the city's bourse, with more firms delaying their IPOs as new stocks struggle in early trading days and overall market conditions worsen.
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