On July 9, Qiyunshan Food surged 221.25% in regular trading, trading at HK$23.62 per share against its IPO price of HK$8, with turnover reaching HK$104 million on its Hong Kong Stock Exchange debut.
The explosive first-day performance was driven by extraordinary subscription demand. The Hong Kong public offering was oversubscribed 1,688.1 times, while the international placement was oversubscribed 1.51 times. The company issued 25 million H shares globally, raising net proceeds of approximately HK$167 million. Pre-listing grey market trading had already indicated strong demand, closing up over 101% the previous evening.
Qiyunshan Food is the leading player in China's wild sour jujube food market, commanding a 29% market share by retail revenue as of 2025. Its flagship product, sour jujube cake, contributes approximately 85% of total revenue. The company reported net profits of RMB 48.9 million for fiscal year 2025 on revenues of RMB 314 million, with gross margin improving to 51.3%.
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