Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing Limited (HKEX) is the exchange group that operates Hong Kong’s primary securities and derivatives markets and their clearing infrastructure. Established in 2000 and headquartered in Hong Kong, HKEX owns and operates the Stock Exchange of Hong Kong and the Hong Kong Futures Exchange, along with clearing houses including HKSCC (CCASS), HKCC, SEOCH, and OTC Clear. HKEX also owns the London Metal Exchange (LME), a major global venue for base metals trading.
HKEX provides listing, trading, clearing, and market data services across equities, debt securities, exchange-traded products, derivatives, commodities, and fixed income and currencies. Through connectivity programs such as Stock Connect and Bond Connect, it facilitates international access to Mainland China’s markets and vice versa. Its platforms are used by global corporates—including those in energy, materials, and chemicals—to raise capital, access liquidity, and manage price risk.
Also known as The Hong Kong Stock Exchange and 香港交易及結算所有限公司.
Cost cuts and an equity valuation gain lift results; advancing ISCC EU recycled-fuel certification in China and selecting Ghent for a commercial-scale SAF facility.
IPO of 40M H‑shares in Hong Kong raised ~$75M and implied ~US$750M market cap; JV reports annual revenue of roughly $77–87M and targets waste‑derived ethanol‑to‑SAF.
KMG debuts in the yuan market with Dim Sum bonds on AIX, diversifying funding and expanding its investor base. The issuance attracted high investor interest and positive analyst reviews.
