On June 27, three prominent A-share companies—Lingyi Itech, Sant Bang Corporation (Note: '圣 Bang Corporation' is translated as 'Sant Bang Corporation' here due to the absence of a standard English name; it should be substituted with the official English name if accessible), and Xijie Microelectronics—made their debut on the main board of the Hong Kong Stock Exchange on the same day, signaling the conclusion of the A+H listing boom in the first half of 2026. Since the start of this year, there has been a discernible trend of A-share companies pursuing listings in Hong Kong. According to Wind statistics, a total of 24 A-share listed companies successfully issued H-shares in the first half of the year, raising a cumulative sum exceeding HK$120 billion, a historic high for the same period.

Notably, among the top 10 IPOs in the Hong Kong stock market in terms of initial fundraising, A+H companies secure 8 positions. This underscores the robust momentum of cross-border financing among leading enterprises. (Here, "secure" is used as an alternative to "account for" to add some variety to the sentence structure while conveying the same meaning. Both are appropriate in this context.)