The listing underscores Hong Kong’s rebound as a destination for Chinese tech and advanced manufacturing IPOs, with the dual A+H listing expanding Luxshare’s global capital access beyond its Apple relationship.

Luxshare is a Shenzhen-listed Apple supplier manufacturing devices such as routers, wireless charging modules, and video conferencing equipment, founded by billionaire Wang Laichun.

Luxshare priced its Hong Kong IPO at the top of the marketed range, raising approximately HK$24.27 billion (about $3.09 billion).

Luxshare’s Hong Kong listing will fund capacity expansion, R&D, and strategic investments as the company broadens into automotive electronics, AI hardware, robotics, data centers, and emerging areas such as low-altitude economy applications.

Luxshare, a major Apple supplier and Chinese electronics maker, began trading on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange on July 9, 2026.

The IPO set an offer price of HK$63.28 per H-share, with plans to issue about 383.5 million shares.

Top-tier cornerstone investors, including Temasek, GIC, the Abu Dhabi Investment Authority, and Tencent, have backed the deal, signaling strong confidence.

Investor demand and allocation results for the international offering were to be announced on July 8.

For 2025, Luxshare reported revenue of RMB 332.3 billion (~$48.9 billion) and net profit of RMB 18.17 billion, with consumer electronics accounting for about 80% of revenue and growing traction in automotive electronics and other segments.

Luxshare is highlighted as one of Apple’s largest suppliers, a core element of its broader growth strategy.

Luxshare Precision Industry Co. raised roughly HK$24.3 billion ($3.1 billion) in Hong Kong’s 2026 IPO, debuting on July 9 after pricing its H-shares at HK$63.28.

The IPO was the largest in Hong Kong for 2026, raising about $3.1 billion.