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Reuters, Bloomberg, Nikkei, and WSJ confirm Luxshare's $3.1B Hong Kong IPO debut on July 9, 2026, with shares opening down ~5% and a lackluster close.

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Luxshare Shares End Down 1.55% After Tepid Hong Kong Debut

Luxshare Precision Industry shares closed 1.55% lower at HK$62.3 in their Hong Kong trading debut after raising $3.09 billion in the year's largest IPO there. The Apple supplier, already listed in Shenzhen, derives about 70% of revenue from the iPhone maker and continues expanding through acquisitions.

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Luxshare began trading on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange after raising $3.09 billion in its IPO. Shares closed down 1.55% at HK$62.3 after an early 5% drop. Apple still drives roughly 70% of revenue while the firm expands into automotive parts. The deal ranks as Hong Kong’s largest IPO this year.

China’s leading electronics manufacturer and key Apple assembly partner began trading on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange on Thursday.

Luxshare's Hong Kong IPO raised $3.09 billion. The company, already listed in Shenzhen since 2010, priced shares at 63.28 Hong Kong dollars each and raised HK$24.27 billion, or $3.09 billion.
The firm has grown from assembling AirPods into a broader provider of components for consumer electronics, automotive systems and communications gear.
The stock dropped 5% in morning dealings before trimming those declines. Luxshare closed at HK$62.3, representing a 1.55% drop from the offering price.
Luxshare Precision Industry booth at Electronica China 2021
Luxshare Precision Industry booth at Electronica China 2021 · Visual China Group / Getty Images
Apple remains the dominant revenue source. Apple accounts for approximately 70% of Luxshare's revenue, according to PitchBook. The firm has grown from assembling AirPods into a broader provider of components for consumer electronics, automotive systems and communications gear.
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According to its prospectus, Luxshare posted revenue of 332.34 billion yuan in 2025, rising from 268.79 billion yuan in 2024. Consumer electronics contributed 79.5%, automotive electronics 11.8% and communications together with data centers 7.4%.
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The company pursues acquisitions to expand capabilities. Luxshare maintains a history of deals that complement its main operations. It lifted its controlling interest in German automotive cable and harness specialist Leoni AG to 74.9% as of April 2026 and signaled it would continue reviewing possible purchases and alliances.
The offering stands as the largest Hong Kong IPO so far this year.
Entrepreneur Wang Laichun founded Luxshare in 2004 and remains CEO. The business stays family-controlled, with his brother Wang Laisheng holding the vice chairman post. On the Shenzhen exchange the shares finished at 62.47 yuan on Wednesday, off 1.28%.
Luxshare joins other high-profile Hong Kong listings this week. The listing arrives with autonomous-driving startup Momenta and semiconductor foundry Nexchip. The offering stands as the largest Hong Kong IPO so far this year.
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