Zhongji Innolight raises $6.81 billion in Hong Kong IPO priced at HK$980 per share
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Zhongji Innolight's $6.81B Hong Kong IPO, the largest in the city in nearly seven years, alongside CXMT's strong debut, signals revived funding access and risk appetite for China-linked semis and AI-infrastructure supply chains. Strong AI-driven earnings momentum and planned capacity/R&D spend may support near-term sentiment across optical, data-center, and semiconductor equities, while U.S. exposure and policy scrutiny remain an overhang.
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Chinese optical components maker Zhongji Innolight has completed its Hong Kong IPO, pricing the deal at HK$980 per H share and raising $6.81 billion. The company said the U.S. market contributed 61.7% of its revenue in the first quarter of 2026. Separately, shares of CXMT Corp, linked to Chinese memory-chip maker Changjiang Storage, surged 466% on their first day of trading. The deals point to renewed fundraising momentum for Chinese technology firms in Hong Kong, lifting sentiment around A+H listed semiconductor and optical-communications supply chains.
