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CHINA'S VICTORY GIANT TARGETS $2.2B HONG KONG IPO

INDUSTRY DESK1 MIN READ
MON, APR 13, 2026

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Victory Giant Technology Huizhou Co. has launched investor orders for a Hong Kong listing that could raise up to HK$17.5 billion ($2.2 billion), positioning it among the city's largest IPOs this year.

The Chinese tech company is pursuing its second listing through the Hong Kong share sale. The fundraising effort comes as Victory Giant seeks to capitalize on capital markets amid broader economic conditions affecting technology companies in Asia. If the IPO achieves its maximum target, it would rank among Hong Kong's most significant first-time share sales in 2024. The listing reflects continued appetite from major Chinese tech firms to access Hong Kong's capital markets, despite recent volatility in the broader Chinese stock market. Victory Giant's move signals investor confidence in selected technology plays, even as other sectors face headwinds. The company's dual-listing strategy—now with operations in two major financial centers—provides geographic diversification for shareholders and strengthens its capital base for expansion.

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