Overview
- Victory Giant shares jumped on their Hong Kong debut Tuesday, closing 50% higher at HK$315 after opening at HK$330 against a HK$209.88 offer price.
- The IPO raised about HK$20.1 billion, the city's largest listing so far this year, after retail orders swamped the offer at 431 times the shares available.
- Cornerstone investors including CPE Rosewood, Janchor Fund and Jack Ma-backed Yunfeng Capital committed about US$997 million to the deal.
- The company, a supplier to Nvidia and a top seller of printed circuit boards for AI and high-performance computing, reported a 13.8% global market share in the first half of 2025.
- Nearly three-quarters of the funds will go to expanding factories in mainland China, reinforcing a broader push to build domestic AI hardware capacity as more AI-linked listings come to market in Hong Kong.