HK Opening Bell | Hong Kong Stocks Open Higher; Tech Shares Lead; Li Auto Jumps 4%

HK Opening Bell07-29 09:24

1. Market Overview

Hong Kong equities started the session on a firm footing. The Hang Seng Index climbed 0.70% to 25,487.16, the Hang Seng China Enterprises Index rose 0.76% to 8,500.03, and the Hang Seng Tech Index outperformed with a 1.02% advance to 4,778.63, underscoring a constructive tone led by growth counters.

Early strength centred on heavyweight internet and electric-vehicle names, while dairy and AI concept stocks also attracted interest. Semiconductor suppliers and selected industrials lagged, tempering broader gains but leaving overall sentiment positive.

2. Sector Performance

Large Technology Names

Alibaba rises 1.70%, Xiaomi rises 1.50%, Tencent rises 1.30%, Baidu rises 1.28%, Meituan rises 1.27%, NetEase rises 1.00%, Bilibili rises 0.78%, Kuaishou rises 0.76%, JD.com rises 0.73%, Lenovo falls 1.79%

Top Rising Sectors

• New-energy vehicles rises 2.07% • Internet platforms rises 1.31% • AI & cloud computing rises 1.50%

Top Falling Sectors

• Semiconductors falls 1.86% • Telecom equipment falls 2.65% • Industrial holding companies falls 1.93%

3. HK Top Gainers 10

Stock

Code

Price (HK$)

Gain

AUTOHOME-S

02518

44.14

9.97%

YOURAN DAIRY

09858

4.15

8.07%

CH MODERN D

01117

1.40

4.48%

LI AUTO-W

02015

51.90

4.47%

MINIMAX-W

00100

205.60

4.26%

WERIDE-W

00800

15.26

4.23%

SENIOR MATERIAL

06067

7.45

4.05%

CSOP Hang Seng TECH Index Daily (2x) Leveraged Product

07226

3.58

3.41%

BEKE-W

02423

43.50

2.98%

PONY-W

02026

59.30

2.60%

Filter: Market cap above HK$10 billion

4. HK Top Losers 10

Stock

Code

Price (HK$)

Loss

CSOP SK Hynix Daily (2x) Leveraged Product

07709

34.80

-8.47%

XUNCE

03317

105.20

-2.77%

YOFC

06869

106.40

-2.65%

GIGADEVICE

03986

442.00

-2.04%

LEGENDHOLDING

03396

12.70

-1.93%

CTIHK

06055

21.42

-1.92%

KB LAMINATES

01888

33.12

-1.84%

REMEGEN

09995

83.20

-1.83%

HARBIN ELECTRIC

01133

15.30

-1.80%

LENOVO GROUP

00992

23.00

-1.79%

Filter: Market cap above HK$10 billion

5. Opening Summary

The Hang Seng Index and related benchmarks kicked off the session in positive territory, buoyed by upbeat sentiment toward technology heavyweights and a constructive global backdrop. Initial gains of around 0.7% for the HSI and 1.0% for the Tech Index suggest investors are rotating back into growth after recent consolidation.

Internet bellwethers underpinned the advance: Alibaba, Tencent and Xiaomi all traded 1–2% higher, while Baidu, Meituan and NetEase also firmed. The tech complex is benefiting from steady earnings momentum and ongoing enthusiasm around AI-driven applications.

Among individual movers, Autohome surged nearly 10% after a robust quarterly update, while Li Auto spiked over 4% to top the EV space. AI developer MiniMax and robotaxi player WeRide also gained more than 4%, underscoring persistent interest in next-generation mobility. On the downside, leveraged products tracking SK Hynix slumped alongside weakness in select semiconductor names; Lenovo’s 1.8% retreat capped the tech rally.

Sector-wise, new-energy vehicles, internet platforms and AI themes dominated early buying, whereas chipmakers and telecom equipment suppliers faced profit-taking. No major IPOs debuted this morning, but desks remain alert to a pipeline of tech listings that could test sentiment in coming weeks.

Source: Public market data and media reports

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