The traffic for Hong Kong stock IPO applications has been pretty good recently. I originally planned to use HSBC, but after I submitted my Hong Kong Investor Identification Number (HKIDR) last week, it’s been under review and I can’t participate.


Today, I registered with Yingli Securities; registration, account opening, depositing, and applying for the IPO all happened in one go. The experience feels very smooth, and there is a 0 fee for the IPO subscription.
My participation record for this round:
I applied for one lot each of Xizhi Technology and Maiwei Biotech.
Xizhi: Oversubscribed 751 times—a typical high-emotion stock, betting on how hot the speculative funds are.
Maiwei: Oversubscribed 24 times—pretty standard.
I gave up on Sunmi Technology (4 times oversubscribed, rather cold).
My friend said she usually submits for everything; anyway, it’s not like you’re guaranteed to get a winning allocation.
I’m just starting out, so I choose the better options to participate.
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