Hong Kong’s financial markets continue to show strong momentum despite global uncertainty, with the city leading the world in initial public offerings (IPOs) this year. Funds raised have already surpassed HK$140 billion, underscoring sustained investor confidence.

Financial Secretary Paul Chan said the performance reflects the market’s “unstoppable” development, as more high-quality companies choose Hong Kong as a fundraising hub to support international expansion.

He noted that global investors are increasingly diversifying portfolios amid rapid technological change and geopolitical shifts, turning to markets that offer stability and resilience. Hong Kong’s free flow of capital and data, along with its common law system and well-established rule of law, remain key attractions.

Chan added that growing investment interest in Asia, particularly in advanced manufacturing, digital finance and green energy, positions Hong Kong as a vital “super-connector”, linking capital with emerging opportunities across the region.