The Zhitong Finance app learned that Goldman Sachs recently pointed out that currently 23 Chinese securities listed in the US are eligible to return to Hong Kong for a second listing, and the market value of the relevant shares exceeds 300 billion US dollars (over HK$2.3 trillion). Meanwhile, Alibaba (09988, BABA.US) successfully listed for the second time in Hong Kong and became a model for other companies.

According to professional analysis, due to the revision of the Stock Exchange's “Listing Rules”, choosing a second listing in Hong Kong is highly operable and less difficult. It is easier to prepare financial statements and prospectus disclosures, and the Stock Exchange has a number of exemptions and preferential policies for secondary listed issuers.

In the past 5 years, about 100 Chinese companies went public in the US, raising more than 47 billion US dollars. Compared with Hong Kong and A-shares, more than 320 Chinese companies and 1,242 Chinese companies were listed in the same period, respectively, raising 120 billion and 124 billion US dollars in capital.