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APPLE SUPPLIER LUXSHARE PRICES HK IPO AT TOP

AI DESK1 MIN READ
MON, JUL 6, 2026

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Luxshare Precision Industry, a key Apple supplier, plans to raise HK$24.3 billion ($3.1 billion) in its Hong Kong listing by pricing shares at the maximum level in its range.

The Chinese precision manufacturer told investors it would set the IPO price at the top of its targeted range, signaling strong demand for the offering. Luxshare manufactures components and assembles products for Apple and other major technology companies. The Hong Kong listing represents a significant capital raise for the Shenzhen-based firm as it expands production capacity. Pricing at the maximum suggests investor confidence in Luxshare's business prospects despite ongoing supply chain uncertainties in the tech sector. The company has benefited from Apple's manufacturing diversification efforts, which include shifting some production away from China. The IPO proceeds will likely fund capacity expansion and support operations as Luxshare continues servicing its major clients. The listing also provides liquidity for existing shareholders. Details on the exact share price and listing date remain subject to final regulatory approval and market conditions.

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