A surge in the listing of A+H shares, rumors of the market value threshold being raised causing market disruption.

Recently, there have been reports that as more and more A-share companies announce their plans to list in Hong Kong, Mainland regulatory authorities are considering setting a minimum market value requirement for A-share companies listing in Hong Kong. According to information obtained from several securities industry sources, there is indeed talk of raising the market value threshold for A-share companies listing in Hong Kong, with the market value requirement possibly aligning with global depositary receipt policies, raising the market value threshold from 10 billion yuan to 20 billion yuan. Analysts point out that this new requirement may not have much impact on the current trend of A-share companies listing in Hong Kong, as most of the companies that have already submitted applications or announced their intentions to list in Hong Kong are industry leaders with already high market values.