Chinese AI supply chain firms to continue listing in Hong Kong

Chinese artificial intelligence supply chain companies are expected to maintain their listings in Hong Kong. Simon Yuan noted that companies planning to list in the territory benefit from a nearly equal split between international and domestic Chinese demand.
Local liquidity provides a foundation of support for the market. Capital flowing south from the Chinese mainland is becoming a primary buying force, according to Yuan.
Many hardware players from China have created manufacturing bases outside of the mainland. Global demand for AI infrastructure has enabled Chinese hardware suppliers to achieve higher unit prices and increased sales volumes.
Next year, the focus of Hong Kong's equity capital markets is projected to move toward developers of Chinese AI models and applications. Yuan, who attended IMF meetings in Bangkok, observed that recent valuation drops for data centre companies mostly began in the US market.



















































































