HKEX CEO Charles Li: The return of Chinese concept stocks to Hong Kong will be resolved "hand in hand", and Hong Kong "can definitely absorb it".

Golden Ten Data reported on June 17 that in 2025, Hong Kong’s IPO market will continue to recover, and more and more Chinese concept stocks are considering returning to Hong Kong for listing in the context of geopolitical tensions between China and the United States. "Our attitude has always been that we hope to be listed in Hong Kong, and all of them are high-quality companies. Every business is unique, and if they need some flexibility to overcome certain problems, we will work with them to solve them. Chen Yiting, CEO of the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, said in an exclusive interview recently. As more and more Chinese-funded “Big Mac” companies choose to return to Hong Kong for listing, this has undoubtedly injected new vitality into Hong Kong’s capital market. However, there are also concerns from industry insiders: will these huge companies face problems such as insufficient trading activity and suppressed stock prices after returning to Hong Kong, which will affect the overall liquidity of the market? In this regard, Chen Yiting firmly said: “Hong Kong is an open market, there is no need to question whether we can carry it, the answer is ‘definitely can eat’.” Because as long as the company is good enough, as long as they are the target favored by investors, capital will continue to pour in from all directions. ”