Shares in Chinese electronics manufacturer Luxshare dropped by more than four percent in its Hong Kong debut on Thursday, after raising around US$3.1 billion to become the finance hub's largest listing this year. Hong Kong stock exchange was abuzz with listing celebrations on Thursday, welcoming five other Chinese technology and manufacturing firms, including Chaozhou Three-Circle, another electronic components maker, and drill bits producer Dtech Technology.

The AirPods and iPhone assembler is expected to price its Hong Kong listing at the maximum HK$63.28 a share, raising as much as $3.1bn.

Luxshare Precision priced its Hong Kong IPO at HK$63.28 per share, raising $3.1B in the city's largest listing of 2026 with Temasek and GIC backing.