PANews reported on December 10th that HashKey Holdings (stock code: 03887), the parent company of HashKey Exchange, a Hong Kong-licensed virtual asset trading platform soon to be listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, continues to see active market subscriptions. It is understood that the international offering portion has been oversubscribed, attracting long-term funds, including international and Chinese institutions. Meanwhile, the public offering portion of the offering has been met with enthusiastic subscription. According to the latest data from several securities firms as of press time, the total amount of funds lent through securities firms for subscription has climbed to approximately HK$24.898 billion. Based on the HK$167 million raised in the public offering portion, the initial oversubscription rate is approximately 148.91 times, demonstrating high investor enthusiasm. HashKey Holdings' IPO subscription period will close on December 12.PANews reported on December 10th that HashKey Holdings (stock code: 03887), the parent company of HashKey Exchange, a Hong Kong-licensed virtual asset trading platform soon to be listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, continues to see active market subscriptions. It is understood that the international offering portion has been oversubscribed, attracting long-term funds, including international and Chinese institutions. Meanwhile, the public offering portion of the offering has been met with enthusiastic subscription. According to the latest data from several securities firms as of press time, the total amount of funds lent through securities firms for subscription has climbed to approximately HK$24.898 billion. Based on the HK$167 million raised in the public offering portion, the initial oversubscription rate is approximately 148.91 times, demonstrating high investor enthusiasm. HashKey Holdings' IPO subscription period will close on December 12.

HashKey Holdings' IPO is entering its final stage, with the public offering being oversubscribed by 148 times.

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PANews reported on December 10th that HashKey Holdings (stock code: 03887), the parent company of HashKey Exchange, a Hong Kong-licensed virtual asset trading platform soon to be listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, continues to see active market subscriptions. It is understood that the international offering portion has been oversubscribed, attracting long-term funds, including international and Chinese institutions.

Meanwhile, the public offering portion of the offering has been met with enthusiastic subscription. According to the latest data from several securities firms as of press time, the total amount of funds lent through securities firms for subscription has climbed to approximately HK$24.898 billion. Based on the HK$167 million raised in the public offering portion, the initial oversubscription rate is approximately 148.91 times, demonstrating high investor enthusiasm.

HashKey Holdings' IPO subscription period will close on December 12.

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