Hong Kong's status as a global initial public offering venue rose to fourth place from eight a year earlier, The Standard reported Thursday, citing Deloitte China.
The city's improvement comes after Midea's (HKG:0300, SHE:000333) HK$31 billion IPO, the world's largest IPO this year, The Standard said.
The listing catapulted Hong Kong's total proceeds to HK$50.9 billion across 45 listings so far in the first three quarters, the report said.
In 2021, Hong Kong welcomed 98 newly listed firms and raised HK$328.8 billion, according to The Standard.
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