# Hong Kong IPO
Latest news and articles about Hong Kong IPO
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China’s Zhipu AI Soars After GLM‑5 Open‑Source Push — But Profits Remain Distant
Zhipu AI’s shares surged after open‑sourcing its GLM‑5 foundation model and hiking prices for an AI coding subscription, boosting investor optimism about product traction. Yet the company continues to incur large losses driven by heavy R&D and compute costs, and is pursuing a mainland Shanghai listing to broaden its capital base.
From 22 Piglets to a HK Powerhouse: Muyuan’s Founder Lists the World’s Biggest Hog Farmer in Hong Kong
Muyuan Foods, China’s largest hog producer, completed a secondary listing in Hong Kong, giving it an A+H capital platform and an opening market value of about HK$226 billion. The IPO strengthens capital access for the company as it cements a roughly 10% share of China’s pork market and prepares for overseas expansion amid broader Henan‑based IPO activity in the food sector.
Food‑safety warning clouds Ban U hotpot’s Hong Kong IPO push
Nanjing regulators detected excessive bifenthrin residue on oranges served at a Ban U hotpot branch, a finding that collides with the chain's quiet‑period preparations for a Hong Kong IPO. The incident highlights how food‑safety lapses and governance questions can complicate capital‑markets plans for consumer brands in China.
Hong Kong IPO Boom: Food‑and‑Drink Retailer 'Mingming Hen Mang' Surges After Nearly 1,900x Retail Demand
Mingming Hen Mang, a China food‑and‑beverage retailer with nearly 20,000 stores, saw its Hong Kong shares jump about 88% on debut after retail investors oversubscribed the public offering 1,899.49 times and institutions bid 44.44 times in the placing. The listing highlights strong investor appetite for large domestic retail chains but raises questions about valuation sustainability and the economics of a rural‑heavy store footprint.