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LINGYI iTECH RAISES $1.1B IN HONG KONG IPO AT MAX PRICE

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WED, JUN 24, 2026

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China's Lingyi iTech Guangdong Co. raised HK$8.3 billion ($1.1 billion) in its Hong Kong listing by pricing shares at the maximum level. Strong investor demand forced the company to reject over 100 orders.

Lingyi iTech, a Chinese automotive technology company, completed its IPO at the top end of its pricing range, signaling robust market appetite for the offering. The firm's decision to price at maximum reflects confidence from institutional investors despite broader market uncertainties. The oversubscription—evidenced by rejected orders—underscores investor interest in the sector. The company had to turn away more than 100 orders as demand exceeded available shares. The $1.1 billion raise positions Lingyi iTech to fund expansion and R&D initiatives. The Hong Kong listing provides the company with capital for growth as it operates in the competitive automotive components and technology space. The maximum pricing demonstrates successful market positioning and investor confidence in the company's prospects.

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