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Bankers see Asia deal drought easing as Hong Kong IPOs pick up

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Bloomberg • 4 min read
Bankers see Asia deal drought easing as Hong Kong IPOs pick up
Kai Yu, CEO of Horizon Robotics, strikes a gong during the company’s listing ceremony in Hong Kong on Oct 24. Bankers in Asia are seeing signs of a recovery in initial public offerings, particularly in Hong Kong, India and Japan. Photo: Bloomberg
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After a lean couple of years, bankers in Asia are seeing signs of a recovery in initial public offerings.

The number of Chinese firms considering public flotations in Hong Kong is increasing as the benchmark Hang Seng Index heads for its first annual gain since 2019. India has already notched up a record year in terms of funds raised from share sales, with more planned, while blockbuster deals are lighting up Tokyo’s stock market.

Although the overall value of share sales in Asia may end this year below 2023’s level, partly due to Beijing throttling the number of IPOs on mainland Chinese exchanges, dealmakers are optimistic next year will likely show improvement as Hong Kong’s market picks up.

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