Leading technology companies spearhead Hong Kong stock market's surge in share buyback at the start of the year.

Xiaomi Group, Miniso, Kingsoft Software... On February 3, the Hong Kong Stock Exchange disclosed a repurchase announcement on its website, causing more than 30 Hong Kong-listed companies to subsequently announce that they had repurchased their own shares on the same day. Since 2026, the main indices of the Hong Kong stock market have been shaking at high levels, and listed companies have been actively repurchasing shares, sending positive signals to the market. According to Wind data, as of February 3, more than 120 Hong Kong-listed companies have implemented share repurchases this year. Among them, Tencent Holdings, Xiaomi Group, and Sunny Optical Technology have repurchased amounts exceeding HK$1 billion. Du Xianjie, investment director at Tianai Capital, said in an interview with reporters that Hong Kong-listed companies with significant share repurchase efforts are mostly companies with excellent performance, abundant cash flow, and a good image in the capital market. These companies leading the way in continuous "big-ticket" repurchases provide support for the stability of the Hong Kong stock market and also confirm that the overall market is still stable and improving.