Goldman Sachs’ Wang Yajun: Hong Kong’s full-year IPO fundraising is likely to push toward $60 billion and set a new all-time high again

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Golden Finance reported on July 10 that this year’s first half IPO market in Hong Kong was thriving. At a media exchange meeting, Wang Yajun, head of the equity capital markets for Goldman Sachs Asia (excluding Japan), said he is very confident in the Hong Kong stock IPO market. Supported by strong project pipeline and multiple positive catalysts, the fundraising size of Hong Kong stock IPOs in the second half is expected to remain hot, even exceeding the first half. For the full year, the market could target $60 billion (approximately HK$468B), setting a new historical high again. Wang Yajun believes the Hong Kong market has fully entered a new development stage led by AI: “The most active themes and stocks, and the stocks that perform best and raise the most financing, are all related to AI.” Regarding the AI bubble issue widely discussed in the market, he said that the core to judging the industry outlook is underlying demand, and that simply debating whether a bubble exists has no practical significance right now.
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