[The Hong Kong stock IPO market remains hot, 369 companies are queuing up for hearing] September 30th, since the beginning of this year, the Hong Kong stock IPO market has remained hot, and companies’ enthusiasm for listing in Hong Kong continues to rise. Wind data shows that as of the close of trading on September 29, 76 Hong Kong stocks had been heard during the year and had completed listing actions, 7 had passed the hearing but were not yet listed, 369 were in the process of hearing, 145 had failed, and 2 had withdrawn. The core driving force of this round of IPO boom comes from the large-scale entry of technology companies and the continued increase in the popularity of A-share companies listing in Hong Kong. The two main lines are intertwined. Mainland AI, hard technology companies and "A+H" listing projects have become important additions to Hong Kong's new stock market. Deloitte China's latest forecast shows that the strong development momentum of Hong Kong's new stock market is expected to continue until the end of the year. 160 new stocks are expected to be listed in 2026, with a financing amount of no less than HK$480 billion, or exceeding the annual new stock financing record set in 2010. Among them, hard technology companies will become the focus of the market. (China Securities Journal)