On September 21, TRANSWARP (06727.HK) declined 5.1% in regular trading to HK$46.48 per share, with turnover of HK$205 million, breaking below its IPO offer price of HK$49 on the first day of its Hong Kong listing.

TRANSWARP officially debuted on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange main board, achieving an A+H dual listing after its Shanghai STAR Market listing in October 2022. The stock opened flat at the HK$49 offer price — set at the lower end of the HK$49–61 indicative range — before sliding steadily into negative territory. While the Hong Kong public offering was 73.86 times oversubscribed, international placement garnered only 1.42 times subscription, signaling tepid institutional appetite. The grey market had already flagged weakness, with shares trading at HK$48.36, down 1.31% from the offer price.

Notably, TRANSWARP was admitted into the Stock Connect Southbound Trading scheme effective from its listing day, opening a channel for mainland capital. However, headwinds persisted: Tencent reduced its stake three times between February 2025 and July 2026, realizing approximately RMB 327 million, while the company reported a net loss of RMB 110 million in H1 with revenue of RMB 174 million. The H-share trades at an estimated 64% discount to its A-share counterpart.

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