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General · 31 March 2026

Chinese tech firms use Hong Kong for global reach

Chinese tech firms use Hong Kong for global reach

US and European nations' wariness makes it difficult for Chinese tech firms to secure capital and customers in international markets. Consequently, these companies are increasingly choosing Hong Kong to raise funds, test products with global clients, and establish overseas credibility. This led to a 153% increase last year, with 76 mainland Chinese firms listing on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange.

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