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Themis Qi
Reporter, Business
Themis joined SCMP in 2025 as a business reporter. She previously covered business trends in Hong Kong and mainland China with topics including financial market, EV and new energy. Prior to joining SCMP, she worked for The Standard for more than three years. She holds a master's degree in journalism from the Hong Kong Baptist University.
Themis joined SCMP in 2025 as a business reporter. She previously covered business trends in Hong Kong and mainland China with topics including financial market, EV and new energy. Prior to joining SCMP, she worked for The Standard for more than three years. She holds a master's degree in journalism from the Hong Kong Baptist University.
Areas of Expertise:
Finance, new energyLanguages Spoken:
Cantonese, English, Mandarin
Hong Kong could see more mining IPOs as global demand for resources accelerates, though national security issues may slow deals: experts.
The Shanghai-based firm’s shares closed at HK$659.50, versus its offer price of HK$324.20 after it raised US$560 million from its IPO.
The Shanghai-listed firm is selling 58.55 million shares, pricing them at a 31.2 per cent discount to their last-traded mainland stock price.
Nvidia supplier aims to raise up to US$2.2 billion in Hong Kong as AI data centre demand makes boards ‘all the rage’.
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Consolidation, scale and technology advantages enhance pricing power as firm’s domestic market share hits 18-month high.
Calls for tighter approvals highlight how excess capacity is undermining growth despite global demand tailwinds.
A trio of battery developers are advancing listing plans as high oil prices and geopolitical tensions boost interest in energy storage.
The three models, which will be launched over the next two weeks, use technology developed by Volkswagen’s Chinese partners.
Orders for Chinese NEVs are rising along with footfalls at EV dealerships both at home and overseas, according to Nomura analyst.
South Korea’s return to Russian naphtha – vital for semiconductor manufacturing – highlights Asia’s fragile supply chain amid Iran conflict.
A US$83 trillion global wealth transfer in next two to three decades is beginning to reshape China’s art market: UBS.
Wealthy Gulf visitors are extending their stays in Hong Kong as investors from the region look to hedge risk and tap Asian markets.
At Beijing’s urging, an industry largely built on discounting must hold the line on prices and convince buyers to pay for better technology.
Country’s largest producer aims to increase output by up to 3 per cent from 2025’s record level.
Czech brand’s mainland sales declined from 341,000 in 2018 to around 15,000 last year as domestic carmakers’ EVs won market share.
Firms are being drawn into a price-raising cycle that could reshape the industry, executive says as company reports 27 per cent profit drop.
Xiaomi, Chery and FAW adjust prices amid surging chip and raw material costs, but analysts say soft sales could undermine gains.
City is ‘strong and unwavering’ as wealth management hub, Chief Executive John Lee says to kick off fourth Wealth for Good summit.
The acquisition boosts Zijin’s reserves amid resource nationalism, giving it control of Chifeng’s assets in Asia and Africa.
HSBC’s CEO said financial institutions needed to ‘keep up’ with the rapid expansion of Chinese companies on their journey to ‘go global’.
Updated smart sedan debuts with improved safety and smart-driving features, intensifying competition with Tesla and domestic rivals.
Oversight of China’s industry intensifies, with carmakers urged to move beyond discounts and focus on chips and self-driving systems.
The CSRC asks some Hong Kong listing candidates to change their red-chip structure and issue H shares.
Unicorn’s AI platforms power firms from Tesla to Apple suppliers, highlighting the government fund’s role in the city’s tech investment push.
The Hangzhou-based carmaker exported 67,052 units in 2025, up from 13,726 in 2024, according to an exchange filing.
The US carmaker’s Shanghai Gigafactory delivered nearly 58,600 vehicles last month, with the Model Y topping the sales chart.
US firm is strengthening its China operations amid an intensifying expansion race with other pharmaceutical giants.
Hong Kong is becoming a focal point for Asian billionaires seeking to pivot away from US exposure, Deutsche Bank’s private bank says.
The company’s turnaround highlights resilience in China’s EV market, defying a slowdown that has weighed on most domestic rivals.
