【Suspension】39 companies have not published their earnings, suspended trading. Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing: Continuing communication with issuers.

SocialAnxietyStaker · 2026-04-01T04:36:18+00:00

As of the end of December, out of 2,005 listed companies on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, 1,966 have announced full-year results with auditor approval. The number of suspended companies has decreased to 39, the lowest since 2023. The Hong Kong Stock Exchange will continue to monitor the market to ensure issuers comply with regulations and to shorten suspension periods. Reasons for suspension include auditor audit progress, changing auditors, and data collection.

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2026-04-01 04:36:18

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With the year-end performance reporting period coming to a close at the end of December, a spokesperson for the Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing (00388) said that among the 2,005 Hong Kong-listed companies as of the fiscal year ended 31 December, 1,966 companies have already released their full-year results with the auditors’ approval.

The spokesperson said 39 companies need to suspend trading because they have been unable to publish their 2025 full-year results with the auditors’ approval, down from 67 companies last year. The number is also the lowest since 2023.

The spokesperson noted that the Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing is committed to maintaining a fair and orderly market, and will continue to monitor market conditions and stay in communication with relevant issuers to ensure they meet the requirements under the Listing Rules and to shorten the suspension period as much as possible.

Among companies whose trading has been suspended, Contemporary Land, Mingfa Group, and Sunac China Development, among others, said that it takes time for auditors to complete the audit work. Some companies said the suspension is related to changing their auditors, while others are still collecting the information required by the auditors, or the auditors are still assessing certain accounts.

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