Luxshare, the largest supplier to Apple in China, began trading on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange on Thursday, marking the biggest initial public offering (IPO) in the financial hub so far in 2026. The company successfully raised $3.1 billion through the listing. Despite the strong fundraising, Luxshare's shares slipped during their debut trading session.

The listing underscores Hong Kong's continuing role as a key financial center for major Chinese technology suppliers. Luxshare's IPO attracted significant attention given its close ties to Apple and its position within the electronics supply chain.

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