HKEX and Kazakhstan's AIFC engage with miners for dual listings

Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing and Kazakhstan's Astana International Financial Centre are engaging with miners to explore dual listings following recent landmark deals.

The head of Astana’s special financial zone said deals signed with Hong Kong during Chief Executive John Lee’s visit mark an important milestone for cooperation.

The agreements aim to create new channels through which capital, expertise, innovation and investment opportunities can move more efficiently between Hong Kong, Kazakhstan and the wider Central Asian region.

The AIFC is a special financial zone established in 2018 that applies common law and international arbitration and positions itself as a gateway for Chinese investment into Central Asian and Eurasian markets.

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Chief Executive John Lee Ka-chiu led a trade delegation that signed 96 agreements valued at over 1.65 billion US dollars during visits to Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan. The trip concluded on June 6 with cooperation in economy, finance, aviation and culture. Uzbekistan agreed to open a consulate general in Hong Kong.

Hong Kong Chief Executive John Lee Ka-chiu met Kazakh President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev on Monday and urged greater use of the city as a financial hub.

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Hong Kong has signed 96 agreements worth US$1.65 billion with Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan during Chief Executive John Lee Ka-chiu’s visit to Central Asia.

Chinese officials and executives highlighted plans to ease market access and expand services sectors at a business conference ahead of an APEC trade meeting in Suzhou.

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The long-standing pricing gap between mainland China-listed A shares and Hong Kong-listed H shares of dual-listed companies has narrowed—and in some cases reversed—as global investors re-rate China’s technology companies. The Hang Seng AH Premium Index has stayed below 120 in recent sessions, down sharply from 157.89 in February 2024. The shift is most evident in hard-technology firms like CATL, Montage Technology and GigaDevice Semiconductor.

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