Investor Interest in Hong Kong's IPO Market: Roger Kwok's Herbs Generation Debut Retail investors in Hong Kong showcased intense enthusiasm for the initial public offering (IPO) of Herbs Generation co-founded by actor Roger Kwok. The IPO was oversubscribed over 6,000 times, marking it as one of the city’s most successful offerings. Herbs Generation Group, known for its health supplements and cosmetics, priced its shares at HK$3.75, resulting in a first-day trading surge of 25% to HK$4.69. This reflects a broader trend of rising investor interest in the Hong Kong IPO landscape.Oversubscription recorded at 6,083 times.Notable previous record held by Most Kwai Chung with 6,288 times.Key revenue driven by post-COVID care products. Analysts, like Kenny Ng from Everbright Securities, pointed out that the brand’s celebrity endorsement significantly impacted investor attraction. However, not all enterprises are expected to enjoy similar levels of interest. With a boost from high-profile IPOs, the Hong Kong market expects to climb to fourth place globally for IPO activities, as highlighted by EY.Investor Interest Fuels Herbs Generation's IPO Success
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