Data shows that as of press time on June 10, a total of 190 companies were queuing up at the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, most of which were from mainland China. Among the companies queuing up for Hong Kong IPOs, nearly 30 companies, including Dongpeng Beverage, Sany Heavy Industry, and Will Group, have already been listed on the A-share market. Recently, several A-share listed companies, including Stone Technology, BlueFocus, and EVE Energy, have announced plans to issue H-shares and list on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, adding more heat to the wave of A-share companies going public in Hong Kong. Institutional sources said that driven by factors such as the listing of multiple large IPOs, improved liquidity, and favorable policies, the Hong Kong stock IPO market is expected to accelerate its recovery this year, and the listing of high-quality companies in Hong Kong will further enhance the attractiveness of Hong Kong stocks in major global markets.