Analysis of the Impact of Sifang Jingchuang's Hong Kong Stock Listing on Its A-Share Price

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the impact of Sifang Jingchuang (300468.SZ)'s Hong Kong stock listing on its A-share price
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I. Overview of Sifang Jingchuang’s Hong Kong Stock Listing Process
1.1 Company Basic Information
Item Content
A-Share Code
300468.SZ (ChiNext, Shenzhen Stock Exchange)
Full Company Name
Shenzhen Sifang Jingchuang Information Co., Ltd.
Core Business
Providing software development services, consulting services, product and solution delivery to domestic and overseas financial institutions
Establishment Date
2003
A-Share Listing Date
May 27, 2015
Issuance Price
RMB 18.76 per share[1]
1.2 Key Time Nodes for Hong Kong Stock Listing

According to the announcement information from the Shenzhen Stock Exchange[2], the timeline for Sifang Jingchuang’s Hong Kong listing is as follows:

Date Key Event
October 27, 2025
Released a cautionary announcement authorizing the management to initiate preparatory work related to H-share issuance and listing
November 15, 2025
The board of directors approved the “Proposal on the Company’s H-Share Issuance and Listing on the Main Board of the Hong Kong Stock Exchange”
November 15, 2025
Released a cautionary announcement regarding the planning of H-share issuance and listing on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange
December 1, 2025
The 2nd extraordinary general meeting of 2025 approved matters related to H-share issuance and listing
December 25, 2025
Submitted the H-share issuance and listing application to the Hong Kong Stock Exchange and published the application materials[3]

II. Analysis of A-Share Price Performance During the Hong Kong Listing Process
2.1 Overall Price Trend

From October 9, 2025, to January 20, 2026 (a total of 72 trading days), the A-share price performance of Sifang Jingchuang is as follows[0]:

Indicator Value
Opening Price
RMB 37.87
Closing Price
RMB 34.05
Price Change During the Period
-10.09%
Highest Price
RMB 40.95 (November 11, 2025)
Lowest Price
RMB 33.20
Increase from Opening to High
+8.13%
Average Daily Trading Volume
346,800 shares
Volatility (Daily Standard Deviation)
3.29%
2.2 Price Performance Before and After Key Events
Event Date Day Before Event 5-Day Average Price After Event Change
Cautionary Announcement on Hong Kong Listing Planning 2025-11-15 RMB 40.95 RMB 36.58
-10.67%
Approval by Extraordinary General Meeting 2025-12-01 RMB 36.80 RMB 34.98
-4.95%
Submission of Hong Kong Listing Application 2025-12-25 RMB 35.80 RMB 36.01
+0.59%

四方精创股价走势图

Chart Description
: The chart above shows the price trend of Sifang Jingchuang (300468.SZ) from October 2025 to January 2026, with three key Hong Kong listing event nodes marked. It can be seen that after the release of the planning announcement, the price experienced a significant decline, but the market reaction stabilized after the application was submitted.


III. Analysis of the Mechanism of the Hong Kong Listing’s Impact on A-Share Price
3.1 Short-Term Impact: Event-Driven Volatility

From the case of Sifang Jingchuang, the Hong Kong listing process has had a noticeable short-term impact on its A-share price:

1. “Good News Fully Priced” Effect After the Release of the Planning Announcement (November 15, 2025)

  • Before the announcement, the price had risen from RMB 37.87 to RMB 40.95 (an increase of 8.13%), indicating that the market had already priced in some expectations of the Hong Kong listing
  • In the 5 trading days after the announcement, the price fell by 10.67%, showing a typical “good news fully priced” trend

2. Sustained Pressure After the General Meeting Approval (December 1, 2025)

  • The market has concerns about uncertainties such as equity dilution from the Hong Kong listing and the use of proceeds
  • The price continued to decline to a low of RMB 33.20 in the following month

3. Market Sentiment Stabilizes After Application Submission (December 25, 2025)

  • After the formal submission of the application, market uncertainties were eliminated, and the price stabilized and rose slightly
3.2 Medium to Long-Term Impact: Valuation and Liquidity Reassessment

According to the AH share premium theory[4], the Hong Kong listing will have the following medium to long-term impacts on A-share valuation:

1. Expected Convergence of AH Share Premium

  • According to the Hang Seng CSI Hong Kong Stock Connect AH Share Premium Index, the average AH share premium is approximately 120%[4]
  • After the Hong Kong listing, dual listing will promote valuation convergence, which may lead to a narrowing of the A-share premium

2. Liquidity Improvement Effect

  • After the Hong Kong listing, the company will gain access to financing channels in the international capital market
  • Southbound funds can hold the company’s shares through the Hong Kong Stock Connect, enhancing overall liquidity

3. Alignment with International Valuation Systems

  • The Hong Kong listing will help the company adopt international market valuation standards
  • This may have a structural impact on the company’s valuation methods

IV. Reference to AH Share Premium Performance of Peer Companies

According to a report by Xinhua News[5], among the 151 “A+H” listed companies:

  • Percentage of companies with premium over 100%
    : 38.41% (58 companies)
  • High Premium Industries
    : Textile and apparel (average 313.86%), electronics, etc.
  • Low Premium Industries
    : Traditional industries such as banking (average 39.72%) and insurance

For software service companies like Sifang Jingchuang, it is expected that:

  • The AH share premium may remain in the range of
    80%-150%
    after the Hong Kong listing
  • Referring to similar technology companies, the premium may be relatively high

V. Investment Risks and Opportunities
5.1 Key Risk Factors
Risk Type Specific Performance
Equity Dilution Risk
H-share issuance will increase the total share capital, which may dilute earnings per share
Hong Kong Valuation Discount Risk
The overall valuation of the Hong Kong stock market is lower than that of the A-share market, which may pull down the company’s overall valuation level
Liquidity Diversion Risk
Some funds may shift to the lower-valued Hong Kong shares
Exchange Rate Risk
Hong Kong dollar-denominated assets are affected by exchange rate fluctuations
Listing Approval Risk
There is uncertainty in the review and approval by the Hong Kong Stock Exchange
5.2 Potential Opportunities
Opportunity Type Specific Performance
Internationalization Strategy Advancement
The Hong Kong listing will help the company expand overseas businesses and enhance its international brand image
Cross-Border Payment Business Synergy
The company has in-depth cooperation with the Hong Kong Monetary Authority, and the Hong Kong listing will strengthen this advantage
Valuation Reassessment Opportunity
If the Hong Kong market gives a higher valuation, it may drive a simultaneous rise in A-shares
Diversification of Financing Channels
Broaden financing channels to support the company’s future development

VI. Conclusions and Outlook
6.1 Core Conclusions
  1. Sifang Jingchuang’s Hong Kong listing process has progressed smoothly
    : It took only about 2 months from planning to application submission, indicating strong promotion efforts by the company

  2. Short-term price pressure
    : After the release of the planning announcement, the A-share price experienced a correction (falling from RMB 40.95 to RMB 33.20), with a cumulative decline of approximately 19%

  3. Medium to long-term impact is positive
    : The Hong Kong listing will enhance the company’s internationalization level and financing capacity, which is beneficial to the company’s long-term development

  4. Expected narrowing of AH share premium
    : Referring to peer companies, the A-share premium may gradually return to a reasonable range after the Hong Kong listing

6.2 Investment Recommendations
  • Short-term
    : Pay attention to the progress of Hong Kong listing approval and H-share issuance pricing, and avoid equity dilution risks
  • Medium-term
    : Pay attention to the growth of the company’s cross-border payment business and the implementation of cooperation projects with the Hong Kong Monetary Authority
  • Long-term
    : The Hong Kong listing will enhance the company’s international influence, and investors can pay attention to valuation reassessment opportunities

References

[1] Sina Finance - Initial Public Offering Listing Announcement of Shenzhen Sifang Jingchuang Information Co., Ltd. (https://vip.stock.finance.sina.com.cn/corp/view/vISSUE_MarketBulletinDetail.php?stockid=300468&id=1804792)

[2] Shenzhen Stock Exchange - Announcement Information of Sifang Jingchuang (http://www.szse.cn/disclosure/listed/notice/index.html)

[3] Securities Times - Announcement of Sifang Jingchuang Regarding Submission of H-Share Issuance and Listing Application to the Hong Kong Stock Exchange and Publication of Application Materials (https://www.stcn.com/quotes/index/sz300468.html)

[4] Yuekai Securities - [Yuekai Strategy In-Depth Report] Understanding AH Share Premium Investment Opportunities in One Article (http://pdf.dfcfw.com/pdf/H3_AP202008171399146494_1.PDF)

[5] Xinhua News - Behind the Boom of A-Share Companies Listing in Hong Kong: Market Game of Same Shares, Different Prices (http://www.news.cn/finance/20250409/b1376046136c4a35beb8e898eb0020f2/c.html)

[0] Jinling AI Securities API Data

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