Finance chief expresses confidence in continued capital inflows in HK
發佈日期: 2025-09-21 20:21
TVB News
Financial Secretary Paul Chan says investment inflows into Hong Kong will continue with over 200 firms lining up to list on the city's stock exchange.
Chan says internationally, the attitude towards investment in the mainland and the Hong Kong market has changed significantly this year.
He cited the recent Chinese battery manufacturer CATL's IPO as an example, noting that despite Washington's calls to avoid the stock, major investors included American funds.
He also expressed confidence that the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank, or AIIB, will set up an office in Hong Kong, though there's no timetable yet.
Chan says the move will align with the AIIB's global outreach beyond its Beijing headquarters.
On his latest blog post, Chan writes that his task force on the Northern Metropolis will hold its first meeting this month.
They will study the public-private partnership system in which the government injects the land while enterprises provide capital and operations.
Chan adds that a new batch of companies that are going to invest in Hong Kong will soon be unveiled, including several "world-class" pharmaceutical firms.
