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Hong Kong has grown used to big listings by mainland enterprises. Is the well running dry?
The marriage between mainland enterprises and the Hong Kong Stock Exchange was one of necessity. With domestic markets held back by an overhang of state-owned non-tradable shares - and, for a year, off limits while the authorities tended to the problem - China had little alternative but to raise capital overseas.
Hong Kong's mature and well-governed market was the obvious choice.
Since the first H-share listed in 1993, US$190 billion has been raised by mainland enterprises ...
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