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Why should new energy companies invest in Hong Kong?

As well as robust, regulated markets and the free flow of capital, Hong Kong is the only market in the world where new energy companies looking to fund their growth ambitions can access a large pool of local and global retail and institutional investors, as well as the sizeable, fast-growing investor base in Mainland China.

Does HKEX invest in New Energy?

New energy investment as a percentage of total Southbound holdings reached around 20% at the end of 2024, according to HKEX estimates. Over the past decade, HKEX has continuously enhanced its listing regime to attract high-growth and innovative companies – including many in the new energy sector.

Will Sungrow Power Supply float shares in Hong Kong?

Sungrow Power Supply, the world's largest producer of solar inverters and energy storage systems, has joined a growing number of mainland Chinese companies seeking to float shares in Hong Kong, taking advantage of the city's stock market boom.

How big is the energy sector in Hong Kong?

Since 2015, the sector’s market capitalisation at HKEX has more than quadrupled from US$125 billion to US$568 billion, accounting for 12.5% of the total Hong Kong market as of March 2025 and connecting investors with some of the largest and most innovative names in the new energy space.

Why do new energy issuers need a listing in Hong Kong?

This rising tide lifts all market participants, and new energy issuers are no exception, as a listing in Hong Kong enables them to take part in equity markets that saw average daily trading (ADT) increase 26% year-on-year in 2024 to HK$131.8 billion, and jump 144% year-on-year to HK$242.7 billion in ADT in Q1 2025, according to HKEX statistics.

Why should you invest in Hong Kong's equity markets?

HKEX’s equity markets are integral to Hong Kong’s status as a world leading fundraising hub for new energy companies and as an international finance centre.