10 A-Share Companies Terminate Hong Kong Listing Plans; 393 Firms Including 107 A-Share Issuers in Queue
As of July 27, ten A-share listed companies have terminated their Hong Kong listing plans this year, spanning energy, manufacturing, and consumer electronics. Reasons include prolonged approval processes and control stability concerns. For instance, Xinao Gas withdrew after nearly a year without regulatory approvals, while Broad Ocean Motor cited a controlling shareholder's divorce affecting a 26.82% stake. Meanwhile, 393 companies are awaiting Hong Kong stock exchange hearings, including 107 A-share issuers, as domestic IPO scrutiny tightens and review cycles lengthen.
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