AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoHong Kong Markets & Listings: Hong Kong stocks are set for their strongest week in over a year, lifted by a rebound in China internet sentiment and chip-related gains, while investors also weigh a fresh wave of Hong Kong IPOs; Luxshare’s record 2026 listing drew lukewarm trading after its debut, and other tech flotations like Zhipu AI and MiniMax are also testing appetite as lock-up expiries loom. AI & Tech Finance: MiniMax is seeking about HK$16.04 billion via a share sale and bond issue to fund AI growth, while GigaDevice forecast a 12-fold first-half profit jump on memory chip price strength tied to the AI boom. Cross-border Payments: Dragonpay has been integrated into Xendit’s Southeast Asia platform, expanding payment methods, payouts and cross-border services for merchants across the region. Pet-friendly Dining Policy: Hong Kong has started allowing dogs in over 900 approved restaurants, a major shift from the 1994 rule that only permitted guide dogs and official-duty animals. Trade & Customs Enforcement: Hong Kong Customs seized suspected endangered birds at Lo Wu/Lok Ma Chau control points and arrested suspects, underscoring tighter enforcement on regulated wildlife imports. Regional Business Context: China’s PPI rose 1.5% year-on-year in the first half, pointing to gradual recovery in industrial pricing, while global markets tracked Iran-related oil volatility.
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