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Tong Shifu (00664): Stabilization period ends, overallotment option expires.
Master Copper (00664) announced that the stabilization period for the global offering concluded on April 25, 2026 (Saturday), which was the 30th day after the deadline for applications to the Hong Kong public offering.
TONGSHIFU: 2025 ANNUAL REPORT
Master of Copper (00664.HK): Intangible Cultural Heritage Craft & Original Design Establish the Leading Brand of Chinese Copper Cultural and Creative Products
The integration of intangible cultural heritage craftsmanship and original design has established the first stock in copper cultural and creative products. Tongshifu, founded in 2013, focuses on combining traditional craftsmanship with modern design and usage scenarios to develop copper-based cultural and creative products. Its products possess both artistic观赏性 and subtle auspicious
The 'post-war trading boom' is here! Wall Street hails the golden age of commodities, while emphasizing semiconductors, consumer goods, and Chinese technology.
The steepening of the long-term government bond yield curve, consumer sectors, semiconductor sectors, and Chinese technology stocks, coupled with a broader backdrop assessment — namely, that global equity markets are unlikely to enter a deep bear market due to policy support — constitute, in Bank of America's view, the core trading themes second only to commodities within the framework of 'post-war trading trends.'
From pricing to allocation in the marketization process: Tong Shifu (00664) experienced a 50% drop upon its IPO.
The listing performance of Tong Master has 'astonished' the market.
Technology and the new economy take center stage as Hong Kong's IPO fundraising hits a five-year high in Q1.
In the first quarter, Hong Kong's IPO market delivered an impressive performance with 'HKD 100 billion in financing,' marking the highest quarterly figure since the second quarter of 2021. Wind data shows that as of March 31, a total of 40 companies completed their IPOs in the Hong Kong stock market, representing a year-on-year increase of 150%. The total amount raised was close to HKD 110 billion, reflecting a year-on-year surge of 489%. These figures highlight the attractiveness and fundraising capabilities of the Hong Kong stock market. 'A+H' companies became the core driving force behind the fundraising efforts in the first quarter. Among the 40 newly listed companies on the Hong Kong stock exchange, 15 were dual-listed enterprises in both 'A+H' markets. Furthermore, among the top 10 companies by financing scale, there were even more...