Hong Kong stocks

Hong Kong's growth is driven by China's rise to become the world's export champion. Eulerpool has compiled a list of stocks from Hong Kong for you.

Company
Market Cap
P/E
P/Ee
P/S
AAQS
BOC Hong Kong Holdings Stock
1 2388.HK
458.86 B HKD1215.132.715
China Resources Land Stock
2 1109.HK
195.05 B CNY7.636.720.76
CK Asset Holdings Stock
3 1113.HK
165.33 B HKD12.118.973.634
Futu Holdings Stock
4 FUTU
159.56 B HKD29.313.1211.746
CK Infrastructure Holdings Stock
5 1038.HK
155.26 B HKD19.1318.6231.092
Chow Tai Fook Jewellery Group Stock
6 1929.HK
139.89 B HKD23.6517.51.566
AIA Group Stock
7 1299.HK
113.42 B USD16.5918.3354
Sino Biopharmaceutical Stock
8 1177.HK
103.25 B CNY29.524.763.587
HKT Trust and HKT Stock
9 6823.HK
92.13 B HKD17.4317.682.523
Wharf Real Estate Investment Company Stock
10 1997.HK
87.32 B HKD9810.596.762
Zijin Gold International Co Stock
11 2259.HK
62.86 B USD130.59β€”21.024
HK Electric Investments Stock
12 2638.HK
61.59 B HKD19.817.45.113
Kingboard Laminates Holdings Stock
13 1888.HK
60.76 B HKD45.82196.623.284
China Mengniu Dairy Co Stock
14 2319.HK
59.72 B CNY38.659.70.734
Bosideng International Holdings Stock
15 3998.HK
49.39 B CNY14.0615.691.9110
China Resources Gas Group Stock
16 1193.HK
48.95 B HKD11.976.220.487
47.7 B HKD5.14.080.418
Nine Dragons Paper (Holdings) Stock
18 2689.HK
40.65 B CNY23-78.840.642
CGN Mining Co Stock
19 1164.HK
37.78 B HKD110.4633.654.383
China Power International Development Stock
20 2380.HK
36.13 B CNY10.748.610.674
Time Interconnect Technology Stock
21 1729.HK
34.48 B HKD76.47β€”4.6710
Central New Energy Holding Group Stock
22 1735.HK
34.17 B HKD321.19β€”5.675
Far East Horizon Stock
23 3360.HK
32.26 B CNY8.353.190.855
C&D International Investment Group Stock
24 1908.HK
27.57 B CNY6.464.210.196
Guotai Junan International Holdings Stock
25 1788.HK
27.4 B HKD78.7742.976.194
China Tobacco International (HK) Co Stock
26 6055.HK
25.97 B HKD30.4123.261.996
China Resources Pharmaceutical Group Stock
27 3320.HK
25.75 B CNY7.695.190.16
Damai Entertainment Holdings Stock
28 1060.HK
25.36 B CNY69.7417.323.785
Wasion Holdings Stock
29 3393.HK
23.37 B CNY33.1247.342.688
Jardine Matheson Holdings Stock
30 J36.SI
21.81 B USD19.6611.70.641
United Laboratories International Holdings Stock
31 3933.HK
21.75 B CNY8.185.211.588
Hong Kong Zcloud Technology Construction Stock
32 9900.HK
21.1 B HKD679.5β€”16.552
Man Wah Holdings Stock
33 1999.HK
19.51 B HKD9.465.141.158
Brilliance China Automotive Holdings Stock
34 1114.HK
18.82 B CNY6.071.2417.172
Dah Sing Banking Group Stock
35 2356.HK
18.18 B HKD8.829.971.235
Lee & Man Paper Manufacturing Stock
36 2314.HK
16.24 B HKD8.3614.770.613
Sunevision Holdings Stock
37 1686.HK
16.06 B HKD16.422.265.478
Bright Smart Securities & Commodities Group Stock
38 1428.HK
15.45 B HKD25.01β€”15.897
Impro Precision Industries Stock
39 1286.HK
15.12 B HKD20.8225.692.974
CSSC (Hong Kong) Shipping Co Stock
40 3877.HK
14.32 B HKD6.86.523.553
Towngas Smart Energy Co Stock
41 1083.HK
13.95 B HKD8.697.860.656
China Overseas Property Holdings Stock
42 2669.HK
12.45 B CNY8.246.330.8910
Budweiser Brewing Company APAC Stock
43 1876.HK
12.32 B USD25.1911.32.142
11.85 B CNY56.217.190.511
HKBN Stock
45 1310.HK
11.45 B HKD55.3443.351.035
SITC International Holdings Co Stock
46 1308.HK
10.45 B USD10.1619.813.427
CITIC Telecom International Holdings Stock
47 1883.HK
10.14 B HKD11.027.191.064
Qingdao Gon Technology Co Stock
48 2768.HK
9.18 B CNY3.7973.740.483
SSY Group Stock
49 2005.HK
8.91 B HKD8.44.571.546
Nissin Foods Co Stock
50 1475.HK
7.83 B HKD38.9418.382.055
Zhongyu Energy Holdings Stock
51 3633.HK
7.48 B HKD51.07β€”0.556
Yuexiu Transport infrastructure Stock
52 1052.HK
6.79 B CNY10.345.261.764
Beijing Tong Ren Tang Chinese Medicine Co Stock
53 3613.HK
6.48 B HKD16.3110.224.284
FWD Group Holdings Stock
54 1828.HK
6.2 B USD6.3β€”62
Dream International Stock
55 1126.HK
5.98 B HKD8.096.451.18
Modern Dental Group Stock
56 3600.HK
5.73 B HKD9.5913.751.538
Fameglow Holdings Stock
57 8603.HK
5.44 B HKD118.91β€”12.494
Karrie International Holdings Stock
58 1050.HK
5.3 B HKD25.93β€”1.645
GT Gold Holdings Stock
59 8299.HK
5.08 B HKD76.33β€”3.875
Prinx Chengshan Holdings Stock
60 1809.HK
4.62 B CNY3.523.370.426
Texhong International Group Stock
61 2678.HK
4.58 B CNY8.272.280.24
Tianjin Port Development Holdings Stock
62 3382.HK
4.3 B HKD6.23β€”0.313
CITIC Resources Holdings Stock
63 1205.HK
4.09 B HKD7.14β€”0.433
APAC Resources Stock
64 1104.HK
3.88 B HKD15.91β€”10.992
CNNC International Stock
65 2302.HK
3.51 B HKD17.99β€”1.97
China Aircraft Leasing Group Holdings Stock
66 1848.HK
3.49 B HKD13.566.660.678
APT Satellite Holdings Stock
67 1045.HK
3.42 B HKD16.65β€”4.352
DL Holdings Group Stock
68 1709.HK
3.41 B HKD24.9β€”17.962
Shandong Hi-Speed New Energy Group Stock
69 1250.HK
3.3 B CNY11.61β€”0.755
Regina Miracle International (Holdings) Stock
70 2199.HK
2.93 B HKD15.914.40.373
S A S Dragon Holdings Stock
71 1184.HK
2.88 B HKD5.74β€”0.15
Crystal International Group Stock
72 2232.HK
2.69 B USD13.412.191.097
COSCO SHIPPING Ports Stock
73 1199.HK
2.62 B USD8.46.251.577
Essex Bio-Technology Stock
74 1061.HK
2.52 B HKD8.21β€”1.517
Nameson Holdings Stock
75 1982.HK
2.48 B HKD7.265.310.575

History and Politics

one of the world's leading financial centers and offers a variety of attractive investment opportunities. At Eulerpool, we have access to comprehensive data on Hong Kong stocks and can provide you with in-depth analyses and statistics. Discover all stocks from Hong Kong and use our service to determine the Fair Value of these companies. Sign up with us today and start your successful investment journey in Hong Kong. four Asian Tiger economies (including Taiwan, South Korea, and Singapore). The four Asian tiger economies are the four countries that have experienced phenomenal growth since 1970, transforming from the poorest regions in the world to the wealthiest. But let's go back to the beginning first:

Hong Kong is a former Chinese colony that was occupied by the British. China has leased the land to Great Britain for 99 years. China has not forgotten this and they wanted their piece of land back. The population of Hong Kong was surveyed and they decided against it. They want to be their own country. Chinese people need a special visa and a valid reason (application takes several weeks) if they want to "enter" Hong Kong for just one day.

China continues to firmly assert that Hong Kong is a part of China. The Chinese population is also strongly convinced that Hong Kong is a province of China. This is how it's portrayed in the media. Thus, China still claims Hong Kong as "part of its own country." However, the Hong Kong government maintains that it is its own country, which aligns more with reality: there are separate tax systems, laws, and legal frameworks. These differing, often dramatic statements can occasionally lead to conflicts and political debates.

Economy and the trade dispute

Hong Kong's growth is driven by China's rise to become the world's leading exporter. It is one of the largest ports and trading hubs for China and Southeast Asia. Goods were initially shipped exclusively through Hong Kong. Hong Kong is known as the "Gateway to the West" or "Gateway to the East." It serves as a central hub connecting China with America/Europe. Up until the year 2000, 50% of all China exports were shipped through the port of Hong Kong.

China has recognized this consolidation of power and has since expanded its own ports, causing Hong Kong to lose significance and power. Since 2019, "only" about 10% of all exports from China have been sent via Hong Kong. Hong Kong is the best and often the only way to invest capital from outside into China, as well as to withdraw capital from China. Both are not easily possible, even for Chinese individuals.

The government has therefore passed a law: Every Chinese citizen may only take a maximum of 50,000 USD out of the country per year. Educated Chinese know that all companies and real estate belong to the state. All possessions are merely "borrowed".

Banks in Hong Kong, which assist the Chinese in transferring their money out of the country, earn excellent margins here, which they can determine themselves. A certain monopoly and pricing power can be observed. The stock market in Hong Kong is highly dependent on China, with prices having a high correlation with China's economic health.

Many companies headquartered in China are still listed in Hong Kong to provide investors with exactly this security, even though they do not generate any revenue in Hong Kong. The stock market in Hong Kong is considered to be very tightly controlled and regulated, which in my opinion is very necessary for Chinese companies.

The largest companies based in Hong Kong

One of the most well-known companies is the conglomerate Jardine Matheson with a market capitalization of approximately over 21 billion euros, the company Hutchison Whampoa, and China Mobile Group Limited (HK).

The largest and most important trading venues

The HKSE (Hong Kong Stock Exchange) is the fastest-growing stock exchange in the world by far.

Public companies in Hong Kong are subject to similar strict regulations as in America and Germany, and fraud or counterfeiting is extremely rare. All companies are annually audited by both the government and independent, globally recognized auditors.

Tencent, China Mobile, Ping An, and many Chinese banks are listed here. Unlike many exchanges such as in Shanghai and Shenzhen, the Hong Kong Stock Exchange is also accessible to foreign investors.

Taxes for German shareholders

Unlike in France, it is different for companies based in Hong Kong. They do not have any withholding tax. There are also some Chinese companies that operate through a headquarters in Bermuda or the Cayman Islands. These companies can be identified by their ISIN, which starts with either "BM" or "KY". The withholding tax for these companies is also 0%.

Index performance

Hang Seng Index The 50 most valuable stocks listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange (HKEX). Weighted by market capitalization. The top five stocks in the Hang Seng Index are the well-known Tencent, Alibaba, Ping An, Bank of China, and the AIA Group.

Opening hours in Hong Kong

Most Asian countries have different trading hours for stock exchanges compared to New York. In Hong Kong, the HKSE opens from 2:30 am to 9:00 am, based on European time.

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