Deloitte: Hong Kong IPO lists 4th largest SenseTime in the world

Deloitte, one of the four largest companies in the world, announced at a press conference today (December 20) that all new shares on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange for the year 2021 are expected to reach 331.4 billion HK. HKD, estimated to be fourth in the world. Deloitte also estimates that around 120 new joint ventures will be listed in 2022, raising around HK $ 330 billion.

Based on the above forecast, Ou Zhenxing, CEO of Deloitte South China, hopes that Hong Kong will receive the third highest global financial ranking of IPOs in 2022. According to his analysis, the liquidity of the Hong Kong economy in 2022 could be affected. by factors such as the US Fed's rate hike and rising interest rates. For companies based in Hong Kong, finances will be faster and the portfolio of these assets will continue to grow and will always reach double digits and record new highs.

(The second from the left is Ou Zhenxing)

Asked about the new direction of Hong Kong's capital investment after the Chinese perspective returned, he said he believed Hong Kong was developing a green economy and focusing on 2022 would be a way to promote the environment, the community and governance (ESG). ) Summary The company is based in Hong Kong and expects clean energy, batteries and other operations to be a silver lining in 2022.

Ou Zhenxing said Hong Kong's economy will change in 2021, but bury the potential for growth in 2022. He said he hopes the Special Purpose Company Target Acquisition (SPAC) registration process would take Hong Kong to the next level and anticipate that more products, designs and sales models will appear in the near future.

Ou Zhenxing believes that the SPAC registration process, implemented by 2022, is streamlined compared to the previous version and has the characteristics of Hong Kong. It is suggested that the concerned process will have a higher starting point than the PSPC mechanism in other developed countries, but it will make it easier to start the business.

Hong Kong Singularity Finance correspondent Shu Shi said in a statement to the newspaper that SPAC's new listing on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange has enhanced investor protection and transparency in reporting.

Although the US administration recently imposed numerous restrictions on the US finances of Chinese electronics companies and electronics companies in China, Ou Zhenxing still promises that Shangtang will resume its IPO this time around.

SenseTime has decided to keep the size and income, unless US investors are left out of the IPO and need to bring in new investors. Ou Zhenxing hopes Shangtang will go public within a year. Because SenseTime includes a list of affected companies in the United States, new announcements may expose the risks and eliminate the problems from the list.

Ou Zhenxing believes that the impact of geopolitics will affect the development of research and technology enterprises, industrialization and market development, and believes that the problem will continue and normalize. However, when it comes to the Hong Kong market, geopolitics still bring great benefits to the recovery of Chinese products, and it is hoped that local (and invested by China) unicorns will continue to use Hong Kong for future titles. . somewhere.