Zoe SL Chan
Senior Business Reporter
Zoe covers Hong Kong IPOs, equity markets, and investment banking trends. Previously with Hong Kong local newspapers and magazines, she tracks high-profile listings and regulatory shifts across the region. Based in Hong Kong, she specialises in breaking capital market news.
Zoe covers Hong Kong IPOs, equity markets, and investment banking trends. Previously with Hong Kong local newspapers and magazines, she tracks high-profile listings and regulatory shifts across the region. Based in Hong Kong, she specialises in breaking capital market news.
Areas of Expertise:
IPO & capital markets coverage, investigative reporting, market analysisLanguages Spoken:
Cantonese, English, Mandarin
Revenue reached 2.4 billion yuan in 2025, up 20 per cent year on year, but net losses for the year stood at 1.5 billion yuan.
The affected clients have not taken legal action against Morgan Stanley or requested a replacement sponsor, according to a source.
The market is shifting from a ‘blind rush’ to ‘fine screening’, but funding is still there for firms with clear strategies, Deloitte China says.
Camsense Technologies aims to raise about US$87 million in a Hong Kong listing backed by carmaker BYD.
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Ligent’s steady market debut comes as Hong Kong moves to streamline spin-off requirements.
Led by RoboTechnik and Kinwong Electronic, quartet aims to raise up to US$1.8 billion in total, but most debuts this month have declined.
Domestic bourses are lobbying mainland firms to reconsider Hong Kong listing plans, sources say.
Exchange will examine listing-rule changes to attract space IPOs in alignment with Beijing’s prioritisation of space technology.
CSRC and SFC wake-up calls to bankers and other intermediaries indicate emphasis on quality over quantity amid fervour for listings.
Business heirs are moving beyond property into cutting-edge tech and digital finance companies as the city’s IPO market rebounds.
Innovation and technology hub is attracting global capital, supporting and fostering bigger and more mature investment deals.
The dumpling chain is likely to list in October following three funding rounds.
The new office, located at Cheung Kong Center II in Central, marks the first time the bank has expanded outside the Middle East.
Active A-share market trading boosts investment firms’ top line by 50%, as mega IPOs predicted to fuel underwriting and sponsorship growth.
The confidential filing could see the hi-tech provider listed in Hong Kong by year-end.
The industry has increasingly focused on the risks of what was previously a booming private credit industry.
Company’s plan to list international arm in Hong Kong underscores city’s IPO diversification drive.
The fast-fashion retailer sold 280 million shares at HK$48.56 each, according to an exchange filing Monday.
City shows growing strength in nurturing scalable ventures and unicorns, CB Insights study says.
The investment bank’s North Asia chairwoman downplays regulatory hurdles – and views the city’s rivalry with Singapore in ‘win-win’ terms.
The business combination with Singapore-based Astrum Space could set the stage for a New York Stock Exchange debut by the end of the year.
The two start-ups plan to launch IPOs as early as next year, as Hong Kong becomes a key launch pad for China’s rapidly scaling robotics industry.
Based on maximum offer price, IPO would value online fast-fashion retailer at over US$27 billion.
The fast-fashion firm originally aimed to wrap up its IPO in August, but a delay in investor orders has forced a change of plan, sources say.
Scheme introduction would allow mainland Chinese investors access to the city’s IPOs and boost investor capital, Vistra managing director says.
Developer of 3D cameras and AI software for robots raises target by US$100 million amid investor enthusiasm.
Deutsche Bank raises its price target for Momenta while Pony.ai widens partnership with Uber to accelerate autonomous-vehicle roll-out in European cities.
Ahead of its Hong Kong IPO, the e-commerce firm argues its supply chains and business model give it an edge over traditional rivals.
Singapore-based company, which was founded in China, aims to raise as much as US$2.8 billion and began gauging investor demand last week.
