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Investment Summary for the First Half of 2021
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joined discussion · Jun 23, 2021 15:17 ·

[Mid-Year Review] Top 10 Hong Kong Stock IPOs in the First Half of 2021

Before we know it, more than half of 2021 has passed. Looking back at the first half of the year, the Hong Kong stock IPO market has gone through a turbulent period. At the beginning of the year, Kuaishou and Noah Health enjoyed a boom; from March to April, there was a cooling-off period with widespread IPOs trading below their issue prices; and recently, JD Logistics and Angelalign Technology delivered outstanding performances, gradually reviving the IPO market. Although the performance of the IPO market in the first half of this year has been less than satisfactory, the wave of companies listing in Hong Kong has not subsided. As of now, a total of 44 companies have completed their share offerings, including well-known giants such as JD Logistics, Kuaishou, Baidu, and Bilibili. Currently, Nayuki's Tea and Guichuang Tongqiao are in the process of offering shares, and another 13 stocks have already passed the hearing and are about to launch their share offerings. The upcoming IPO market is bound to be extremely lively. So how have the stock prices of companies listed in Hong Kong performed in the first half of this year? And which new shares have investors subscribed to? New Shares has compiled a list of the ten most popular Hong Kong IPOs in the first half of 2021—let's take a look! The following information is sourced from public market data. The ranking is based on the number of Futu subscribers, the subscription amount, and community popularity. The views are quoted from fellow investors and do not represent the views or positions of any platform. TOP 1$KUAISHOU-W (01024.HK)$—The world's second-largest short-video platform and live-streaming e-commerce platform Number of subscribers: 200,000+ Subscription amount: RMB 45.3 billion+ Over-subscription multiple: 1,204 times Community Popularity: ★★★★★
Before we realized it, more than half of 2021 has already passed. Looking back at the first half of the year, the Hong Kong stock IPO market experienced a volatile period. At the start of the year, Kuaishou and Noah Health enjoyed significant enthusiasm; from March to April, there was a cooling phase with many newly-listed stocks trading below their issue prices; recently, JD Logistics and Angelalign Technology have delivered impressive performances, gradually revitalizing the IPO market.
Although the performance of the IPO market in the first half of this year has been somewhat disappointing, the wave of companies going public in Hong Kong has not slowed down; so far, a total of44Several companies have completed their IPOs, including well-known giants like JD Logistics, Kuaishou, Baidu, and Bilibili. Currently, Nayuki's Tea and Guichuang Tongqiao are in the process of conducting their IPOs, and there are even more to come...13With only a few stocks having finished their hearings and being ready to launch their IPOs, the upcoming new-issue market is set to be exceptionally active.
So how have the share prices of companies listed in Hong Kong performed in the first half of this year? And which new shares have investors subscribed to? New Shares Weekly has compiled a list of the ten most popular Hong Kong IPOs in the first half of 2021—let’s take a look!
The following information is sourced from public market data. The ranking is based on the number of Futu subscribers, the subscription amount, and community popularity. The views are quoted from fellow investors and do not represent the opinions or positions of any platform.
TOP 1  $KUAISHOU-W (01024.HK)$ ——The world’s second-largest short-video platform and live-streaming e-commerce platform
Number of subscribers:200000+
Subscription Amount:Over 45.3 billion
Over-subscription multiple:1,204 times
Community Heat:★★★★★
Increase performance:Dark market gains192.7%, first-day increase160.87%
Fellow investor@星星复利It is stated that this stock represents the second-largest player in the short-video industry, with revenue growing rapidly in recent years. The industry falls under the broader internet sector—characterized by light assets, high growth, and currently experiencing a boom phase—making it an appealing investment for medium- to long-term holding after successful allocation. Historically, the internet sector has generated strong returns on new-issue subscriptions. Furthermore, the company is set for a swift IPO, requiring only a brief period of capital commitment—interest accrues for just six days—resulting in relatively low subscription thresholds and lower risk compared with allocations in the second tier. Following its listing, the stock will become the first true 'short-video' stock, benefiting from the 'leading-player premium.' As a high-quality, second-tier leader in its sector, the company is well-positioned for sustained value creation over the medium to long term.
Before we know it, more than half of 2021 has passed. Looking back at the first half of the year, the Hong Kong stock IPO market has gone through a turbulent period. At the beginning of the year, Kuaishou and Noah Health enjoyed a boom; from March to April, there was a cooling-off period with widespread IPOs trading below their issue prices; and recently, JD Logistics and Angelalign Technology delivered outstanding performances, gradually reviving the IPO market. Although the performance of the IPO market in the first half of this year has been less than satisfactory, the wave of companies listing in Hong Kong has not subsided. As of now, a total of 44 companies have completed their share offerings, including well-known giants such as JD Logistics, Kuaishou, Baidu, and Bilibili. Currently, Nayuki's Tea and Guichuang Tongqiao are in the process of offering shares, and another 13 stocks have already passed the hearing and are about to launch their share offerings. The upcoming IPO market is bound to be extremely lively. So how have the stock prices of companies listed in Hong Kong performed in the first half of this year? And which new shares have investors subscribed to? New Shares has compiled a list of the ten most popular Hong Kong IPOs in the first half of 2021—let's take a look! The following information is sourced from public market data. The ranking is based on the number of Futu subscribers, the subscription amount, and community popularity. The views are quoted from fellow investors and do not represent the views or positions of any platform. TOP 1$KUAISHOU-W (01024.HK)$—The world's second-largest short-video platform and live-streaming e-commerce platform Number of subscribers: 200,000+ Subscription amount: RMB 45.3 billion+ Over-subscription multiple: 1,204 times Community Popularity: ★★★★★
TOP 2  $JD LOGISTICS (02618.HK)$ ——China's largest integrated supply chain service provider
Number of subscribers:150000+
Subscription Amount:Over 42.6 billion
Over-subscription multiple:715 times
Community Heat:★★★★★
Increase performance:Dark market gains29.71%, first-day increase3.32%
Fellow investor@高大侠说新股believes that,There's not much need to introduce the core business fundamentals of JD.com. Whether it's a net loss or an unfavorable macro environment, there's no denying that JD Logistics is an excellent company. Many people compare SF Express with JD Logistics, but the two companies focus on different areas: JD emphasizes its robust one-stop warehousing chain and self-operated system, while SF focuses on its extensive offline network and efficient transportation. Their priorities differ, and JD Logistics is growing at a rate of over 20% annually, so it's only a matter of time before it surpasses SF.
Before we know it, more than half of 2021 has passed. Looking back at the first half of the year, the Hong Kong stock IPO market has gone through a turbulent period. At the beginning of the year, Kuaishou and Noah Health enjoyed a boom; from March to April, there was a cooling-off period with widespread IPOs trading below their issue prices; and recently, JD Logistics and Angelalign Technology delivered outstanding performances, gradually reviving the IPO market. Although the performance of the IPO market in the first half of this year has been less than satisfactory, the wave of companies listing in Hong Kong has not subsided. As of now, a total of 44 companies have completed their share offerings, including well-known giants such as JD Logistics, Kuaishou, Baidu, and Bilibili. Currently, Nayuki's Tea and Guichuang Tongqiao are in the process of offering shares, and another 13 stocks have already passed the hearing and are about to launch their share offerings. The upcoming IPO market is bound to be extremely lively. So how have the stock prices of companies listed in Hong Kong performed in the first half of this year? And which new shares have investors subscribed to? New Shares has compiled a list of the ten most popular Hong Kong IPOs in the first half of 2021—let's take a look! The following information is sourced from public market data. The ranking is based on the number of Futu subscribers, the subscription amount, and community popularity. The views are quoted from fellow investors and do not represent the views or positions of any platform. TOP 1$KUAISHOU-W (01024.HK)$—The world's second-largest short-video platform and live-streaming e-commerce platform Number of subscribers: 200,000+ Subscription amount: RMB 45.3 billion+ Over-subscription multiple: 1,204 times Community Popularity: ★★★★★
TOP 3  $ANGELALIGN (06699.HK)$ ——The Invisible "Money Printer": China's "Invisalign"
Number of subscribers:98000+
Subscription Amount:Over 45.3 billion
Over-subscription multiple:2,079 times
Community Heat:★★★★★
Increase performance:Gains in the grey market112.72%First-day pop131.79%
Fellow investor@新股猎人It's been reported that the highly anticipated IPO of Era Angel, a dominant player in the invisible braces market, has finally come to fruition. As the clear leader in this highly lucrative segment—coupled with the surging momentum across the broader medical aesthetics space—this represents one of the strongest rationales for subscribing to a new offering in a high-growth sector. There is no doubt: this is a must-participate deal. Personally, I believe the stock could potentially double on its debut, with the long-term investment thesis for the company appearing exceptionally robust. Combined with extremely bullish market sentiment, tight supply constraints, and the fact that many large institutional investors are finding it difficult to secure allocations, the resulting short-term supply-demand imbalance could be severe, making a first-day doubling a very real possibility.
Before we know it, more than half of 2021 has passed. Looking back at the first half of the year, the Hong Kong stock IPO market has gone through a turbulent period. At the beginning of the year, Kuaishou and Noah Health enjoyed a boom; from March to April, there was a cooling-off period with widespread IPOs trading below their issue prices; and recently, JD Logistics and Angelalign Technology delivered outstanding performances, gradually reviving the IPO market. Although the performance of the IPO market in the first half of this year has been less than satisfactory, the wave of companies listing in Hong Kong has not subsided. As of now, a total of 44 companies have completed their share offerings, including well-known giants such as JD Logistics, Kuaishou, Baidu, and Bilibili. Currently, Nayuki's Tea and Guichuang Tongqiao are in the process of offering shares, and another 13 stocks have already passed the hearing and are about to launch their share offerings. The upcoming IPO market is bound to be extremely lively. So how have the stock prices of companies listed in Hong Kong performed in the first half of this year? And which new shares have investors subscribed to? New Shares has compiled a list of the ten most popular Hong Kong IPOs in the first half of 2021—let's take a look! The following information is sourced from public market data. The ranking is based on the number of Futu subscribers, the subscription amount, and community popularity. The views are quoted from fellow investors and do not represent the views or positions of any platform. TOP 1$KUAISHOU-W (01024.HK)$—The world's second-largest short-video platform and live-streaming e-commerce platform Number of subscribers: 200,000+ Subscription amount: RMB 45.3 billion+ Over-subscription multiple: 1,204 times Community Popularity: ★★★★★
       
TOP 4  $NH HEALTH (06606.HK)$ ——China’s First Stock in Early Cancer Screening
Number of subscribers:140000+
Subscription amount:Over 32.4 billion
Oversubscription multiple:2,079 times
Community Heat:★★★★★
Increase performance:Dark market gains162.19%, first-day increase215.08%
Fellow investor@胖猫财富It is believed that Noah Health, as a leader in its niche segment, enjoys a clear first-mover advantage and has currently secured the first—and only—early-screening approval, making it highly rare and valuable. From a short-term IPO perspective, the stock benefits from the greenshoe option and has attracted solid cornerstone investors who have locked up nearly 60% of the offering; financially, revenue and profit are growing rapidly, leaving considerable room for valuation upside; moreover, several well-known cornerstone investors have participated in the subscription, securing close to 60% of the shares, which helps maintain a reasonable valuation premium relative to US-listed Precision Science and leaves some headroom for secondary-market performance. The underwriter also boasts a strong track record. Pang Mao remains positively optimistic about Noah Health's post-listing performance.
Before we know it, more than half of 2021 has passed. Looking back at the first half of the year, the Hong Kong stock IPO market has gone through a turbulent period. At the beginning of the year, Kuaishou and Noah Health enjoyed a boom; from March to April, there was a cooling-off period with widespread IPOs trading below their issue prices; and recently, JD Logistics and Angelalign Technology delivered outstanding performances, gradually reviving the IPO market. Although the performance of the IPO market in the first half of this year has been less than satisfactory, the wave of companies listing in Hong Kong has not subsided. As of now, a total of 44 companies have completed their share offerings, including well-known giants such as JD Logistics, Kuaishou, Baidu, and Bilibili. Currently, Nayuki's Tea and Guichuang Tongqiao are in the process of offering shares, and another 13 stocks have already passed the hearing and are about to launch their share offerings. The upcoming IPO market is bound to be extremely lively. So how have the stock prices of companies listed in Hong Kong performed in the first half of this year? And which new shares have investors subscribed to? New Shares has compiled a list of the ten most popular Hong Kong IPOs in the first half of 2021—let's take a look! The following information is sourced from public market data. The ranking is based on the number of Futu subscribers, the subscription amount, and community popularity. The views are quoted from fellow investors and do not represent the views or positions of any platform. TOP 1$KUAISHOU-W (01024.HK)$—The world's second-largest short-video platform and live-streaming e-commerce platform Number of subscribers: 200,000+ Subscription amount: RMB 45.3 billion+ Over-subscription multiple: 1,204 times Community Popularity: ★★★★★
       
TOP 5  $YIDU TECH (02158.HK)$ ——The No. 1 provider of healthcare big data solutions
Number of subscribers:130000+
Subscription Amount:Over 27.3 billion
Over-subscription multiple:1,633 times
Community Heat:★★★★★
Increase performance:Dark market gains123%, first-day increase147.91%
Fellow investor@满爸询财It is widely believed that MedVoyage Technology is a technology company operating in the systems software sector, serving the healthcare industry and tapping into a market worth trillions. Truly, it's a "pig on the windfall"—it's hard for it not to take off. Moreover, this is a long, steep slope rather than a fleeting hype cycle. Backed by prominent shareholders, the company's IPO values it at 21.1 billion to 23.7 billion yuan, representing a 36% premium over its December 2019 funding valuation. Given MedVoyage's rapid growth, this valuation feels neither excessive nor unreasonable.
Before we know it, more than half of 2021 has passed. Looking back at the first half of the year, the Hong Kong stock IPO market has gone through a turbulent period. At the beginning of the year, Kuaishou and Noah Health enjoyed a boom; from March to April, there was a cooling-off period with widespread IPOs trading below their issue prices; and recently, JD Logistics and Angelalign Technology delivered outstanding performances, gradually reviving the IPO market. Although the performance of the IPO market in the first half of this year has been less than satisfactory, the wave of companies listing in Hong Kong has not subsided. As of now, a total of 44 companies have completed their share offerings, including well-known giants such as JD Logistics, Kuaishou, Baidu, and Bilibili. Currently, Nayuki's Tea and Guichuang Tongqiao are in the process of offering shares, and another 13 stocks have already passed the hearing and are about to launch their share offerings. The upcoming IPO market is bound to be extremely lively. So how have the stock prices of companies listed in Hong Kong performed in the first half of this year? And which new shares have investors subscribed to? New Shares has compiled a list of the ten most popular Hong Kong IPOs in the first half of 2021—let's take a look! The following information is sourced from public market data. The ranking is based on the number of Futu subscribers, the subscription amount, and community popularity. The views are quoted from fellow investors and do not represent the views or positions of any platform. TOP 1$KUAISHOU-W (01024.HK)$—The world's second-largest short-video platform and live-streaming e-commerce platform Number of subscribers: 200,000+ Subscription amount: RMB 45.3 billion+ Over-subscription multiple: 1,204 times Community Popularity: ★★★★★
       
TOP 6  $BIDU-SW (09888.HK)$ ——A leading AI company with a robust internet infrastructure
Number of subscribers:80000+
Subscription Amount:Over 14.7 billion
Over-subscription multiple:112 times
Community Heat:★★★★
Increase performance:Dark market gains0.71%, first-day increase0%
Fellow investor@港美股打个新It stated that over the past year, Baidu's stock price rebounded from a nearly seven-year low of $82 in March last year to $354 this year, marking a U-shaped recovery after hitting rock bottom. With the commercial deployment of Apollo autonomous driving, the spin-off of Xiaodu, and the increasingly clear prospects for the commercialization of AI technologies, Baidu's value is gradually being realized. From a revenue structure perspective, the proportion of advertising revenue is declining, while the share of other revenue is rising. AI-driven new businesses, such as Intelligent Cloud and Intelligent Driving, are becoming new engines for Baidu's medium- and long-term growth.
Before we know it, more than half of 2021 has passed. Looking back at the first half of the year, the Hong Kong stock IPO market has gone through a turbulent period. At the beginning of the year, Kuaishou and Noah Health enjoyed a boom; from March to April, there was a cooling-off period with widespread IPOs trading below their issue prices; and recently, JD Logistics and Angelalign Technology delivered outstanding performances, gradually reviving the IPO market. Although the performance of the IPO market in the first half of this year has been less than satisfactory, the wave of companies listing in Hong Kong has not subsided. As of now, a total of 44 companies have completed their share offerings, including well-known giants such as JD Logistics, Kuaishou, Baidu, and Bilibili. Currently, Nayuki's Tea and Guichuang Tongqiao are in the process of offering shares, and another 13 stocks have already passed the hearing and are about to launch their share offerings. The upcoming IPO market is bound to be extremely lively. So how have the stock prices of companies listed in Hong Kong performed in the first half of this year? And which new shares have investors subscribed to? New Shares has compiled a list of the ten most popular Hong Kong IPOs in the first half of 2021—let's take a look! The following information is sourced from public market data. The ranking is based on the number of Futu subscribers, the subscription amount, and community popularity. The views are quoted from fellow investors and do not represent the views or positions of any platform. TOP 1$KUAISHOU-W (01024.HK)$—The world's second-largest short-video platform and live-streaming e-commerce platform Number of subscribers: 200,000+ Subscription amount: RMB 45.3 billion+ Over-subscription multiple: 1,204 times Community Popularity: ★★★★★
       
TOP 7  $BILIBILI-W (09626.HK)$ ——A flagship brand and leading video community for China's younger generation
Number of subscribers:60000+
Subscription Amount:Over 12.9 billion
Over-subscription multiple:170 times
Community Heat:★★★★
Increase performance:Dark market gains-6.5%, first-day increase-0.99%
Fellow investor@金牛座投资It is stated that Bilibili is the most popular video community among China's younger generation and a clear leader in the mid-length video sector. The content and interactive features Bilibili offers are significantly different from those of other video communities, which is precisely why Bilibili is becoming increasingly popular. On the U.S. stock market, Bilibili's share price has already increased by about 12 times compared with its IPO price, leaving no doubt about its growth potential. The IPO price for the secondary listing is only for reference; whether investors can profit and how much they can profit will depend on the performance of the U.S. stock market between the pricing day and the listing day. If the U.S. stock market rises after the pricing is announced, there will be profits to be made in the Hong Kong market; otherwise, investors may end up taking a loss.
Before we know it, more than half of 2021 has passed. Looking back at the first half of the year, the Hong Kong stock IPO market has gone through a turbulent period. At the beginning of the year, Kuaishou and Noah Health enjoyed a boom; from March to April, there was a cooling-off period with widespread IPOs trading below their issue prices; and recently, JD Logistics and Angelalign Technology delivered outstanding performances, gradually reviving the IPO market. Although the performance of the IPO market in the first half of this year has been less than satisfactory, the wave of companies listing in Hong Kong has not subsided. As of now, a total of 44 companies have completed their share offerings, including well-known giants such as JD Logistics, Kuaishou, Baidu, and Bilibili. Currently, Nayuki's Tea and Guichuang Tongqiao are in the process of offering shares, and another 13 stocks have already passed the hearing and are about to launch their share offerings. The upcoming IPO market is bound to be extremely lively. So how have the stock prices of companies listed in Hong Kong performed in the first half of this year? And which new shares have investors subscribed to? New Shares has compiled a list of the ten most popular Hong Kong IPOs in the first half of 2021—let's take a look! The following information is sourced from public market data. The ranking is based on the number of Futu subscribers, the subscription amount, and community popularity. The views are quoted from fellow investors and do not represent the views or positions of any platform. TOP 1$KUAISHOU-W (01024.HK)$—The world's second-largest short-video platform and live-streaming e-commerce platform Number of subscribers: 200,000+ Subscription amount: RMB 45.3 billion+ Over-subscription multiple: 1,204 times Community Popularity: ★★★★★
       
TOP 8  $SCICLONE PHARMA (06600.HK)$ ——A biopharmaceutical company with an integrated platform for product development and commercialization
Number of subscribers:70000+
Subscription Amount:Over 10.6 billion
Over-subscription multiple:1,068 times
Community Heat:★★★
Increase performance:Gains in the dark market2.66%First-day increase0%
Fellow investor@新股透视It is argued that, unlike many previously listed biotech stocks that were operating at a loss, Saisheng Pharmaceutical is a profitable biotech company. For profitable biotech firms, both revenue and earnings are tangible and predictable, leaving little room for upside potential. Saisheng Pharmaceutical's primary source of revenue is its proprietary product, "RidaXian," which accounts for more than 80% of its total revenue. RidaXian was launched in 1996, and after more than two decades of market maturation, it is now difficult for the product—and consequently the company—to achieve substantial growth in either revenue or profit. With a compound annual growth rate of just 18.7%, Saisheng Pharmaceutical lacks investment appeal. 
Before we know it, more than half of 2021 has passed. Looking back at the first half of the year, the Hong Kong stock IPO market has gone through a turbulent period. At the beginning of the year, Kuaishou and Noah Health enjoyed a boom; from March to April, there was a cooling-off period with widespread IPOs trading below their issue prices; and recently, JD Logistics and Angelalign Technology delivered outstanding performances, gradually reviving the IPO market. Although the performance of the IPO market in the first half of this year has been less than satisfactory, the wave of companies listing in Hong Kong has not subsided. As of now, a total of 44 companies have completed their share offerings, including well-known giants such as JD Logistics, Kuaishou, Baidu, and Bilibili. Currently, Nayuki's Tea and Guichuang Tongqiao are in the process of offering shares, and another 13 stocks have already passed the hearing and are about to launch their share offerings. The upcoming IPO market is bound to be extremely lively. So how have the stock prices of companies listed in Hong Kong performed in the first half of this year? And which new shares have investors subscribed to? New Shares has compiled a list of the ten most popular Hong Kong IPOs in the first half of 2021—let's take a look! The following information is sourced from public market data. The ranking is based on the number of Futu subscribers, the subscription amount, and community popularity. The views are quoted from fellow investors and do not represent the views or positions of any platform. TOP 1$KUAISHOU-W (01024.HK)$—The world's second-largest short-video platform and live-streaming e-commerce platform Number of subscribers: 200,000+ Subscription amount: RMB 45.3 billion+ Over-subscription multiple: 1,204 times Community Popularity: ★★★★★
       
TOP 9  $MP CARDIOFLOW-B (02160.HK)$ ——Minimally Invasive is the third company to go public.
Number of subscribers:80000+
Subscription Amount:Over 9.8 billion
Over-subscription multiple:769 times
Community Heat:★★★
Increase performance:Dark market gains73.36%, first-day increase54.26%
Fellow investor@郭二侠鑫金融It is worth noting that MicroPort Medical, the parent company of MicroPort HeartTone, has a market capitalization of HKD 110.8 billion, and its share price has surged sixfold since 2020. In 2019, MicroPort Medical spun off HeartVascular to list on the STAR Market at an issue price of CNY 46.23; the stock opened at CNY 142 on its debut day and now trades at CNY 314, more than six times the original offering price. The strong performance of both MicroPort Medical, the parent of MicroPort HeartTone, and its sister company HeartVascular highlights the company's mature management team and robust R&D capabilities, suggesting that MicroPort HeartTone is also poised for a solid post-listing performance.
Before we know it, more than half of 2021 has passed. Looking back at the first half of the year, the Hong Kong stock IPO market has gone through a turbulent period. At the beginning of the year, Kuaishou and Noah Health enjoyed a boom; from March to April, there was a cooling-off period with widespread IPOs trading below their issue prices; and recently, JD Logistics and Angelalign Technology delivered outstanding performances, gradually reviving the IPO market. Although the performance of the IPO market in the first half of this year has been less than satisfactory, the wave of companies listing in Hong Kong has not subsided. As of now, a total of 44 companies have completed their share offerings, including well-known giants such as JD Logistics, Kuaishou, Baidu, and Bilibili. Currently, Nayuki's Tea and Guichuang Tongqiao are in the process of offering shares, and another 13 stocks have already passed the hearing and are about to launch their share offerings. The upcoming IPO market is bound to be extremely lively. So how have the stock prices of companies listed in Hong Kong performed in the first half of this year? And which new shares have investors subscribed to? New Shares has compiled a list of the ten most popular Hong Kong IPOs in the first half of 2021—let's take a look! The following information is sourced from public market data. The ranking is based on the number of Futu subscribers, the subscription amount, and community popularity. The views are quoted from fellow investors and do not represent the views or positions of any platform. TOP 1$KUAISHOU-W (01024.HK)$—The world's second-largest short-video platform and live-streaming e-commerce platform Number of subscribers: 200,000+ Subscription amount: RMB 45.3 billion+ Over-subscription multiple: 1,204 times Community Popularity: ★★★★★
       
TOP 10  $CARSGEN-B (02171.HK)$ ——A leading player in the domestic CAR-T cell therapy field
Number of subscribers:50000+
Subscription Amount:Over 11.1 billion
Over-subscription multiple:434 times
Community Heat:★★★
Increase performance:Gains in the gray market-13.72%, first-day increase-8.54%
Fellow investor@沉迷打新大狗子Overall, the industry remains in its early stages, with a promising outlook—though it will take time to fully materialize—and the ultimate winners are still uncertain as companies' competitive advantages have yet to be clearly defined. These are clear challenges. Prior to the IPO, Hillhouse Capital made a significant investment, accounting for more than half of the cornerstone investors; the pricing was relatively moderate compared to pre-IPO levels; and the subscription success rate and hit rate remained fairly reasonable, thanks to capital diversion caused by overlap with the broader market environment. These are all positive aspects. At present, the entire B-share sector is rebounding, approaching previous highs, with sentiment remaining decent and a slight boost in underlying confidence...
Before we know it, more than half of 2021 has passed. Looking back at the first half of the year, the Hong Kong stock IPO market has gone through a turbulent period. At the beginning of the year, Kuaishou and Noah Health enjoyed a boom; from March to April, there was a cooling-off period with widespread IPOs trading below their issue prices; and recently, JD Logistics and Angelalign Technology delivered outstanding performances, gradually reviving the IPO market. Although the performance of the IPO market in the first half of this year has been less than satisfactory, the wave of companies listing in Hong Kong has not subsided. As of now, a total of 44 companies have completed their share offerings, including well-known giants such as JD Logistics, Kuaishou, Baidu, and Bilibili. Currently, Nayuki's Tea and Guichuang Tongqiao are in the process of offering shares, and another 13 stocks have already passed the hearing and are about to launch their share offerings. The upcoming IPO market is bound to be extremely lively. So how have the stock prices of companies listed in Hong Kong performed in the first half of this year? And which new shares have investors subscribed to? New Shares has compiled a list of the ten most popular Hong Kong IPOs in the first half of 2021—let's take a look! The following information is sourced from public market data. The ranking is based on the number of Futu subscribers, the subscription amount, and community popularity. The views are quoted from fellow investors and do not represent the views or positions of any platform. TOP 1$KUAISHOU-W (01024.HK)$—The world's second-largest short-video platform and live-streaming e-commerce platform Number of subscribers: 200,000+ Subscription amount: RMB 45.3 billion+ Over-subscription multiple: 1,204 times Community Popularity: ★★★★★
That concludes this review. I wonder if any of you fellow investors have subscribed to any of these new shares? Feel free to leave a comment in the comments section and interact with us! Hopefully, the IPO boom in June and July will set a positive tone for the second half of the year, and I wish everyone successful subscriptions and substantial gains!
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