HashKey Holdings moved closer to a Hong Kong Stock Exchange listing after HKEX published a new post-hearing information summary, according to the exchange’s official filing. The document, released at the request of HKEX and the Securities and Futures Commission (SFC), indicates that the crypto group has cleared a key procedural step toward its IPO.
The company — operator of Hong Kong’s largest licensed retail crypto exchange — has expanded rapidly this year as demand for regulated digital-asset platforms increases. HashKey has strengthened partnerships with regional banks and brokers, while its tokenization and custody divisions report rising institutional interest. The progress comes as mainland China discourages stablecoin initiatives, even as Hong Kong positions itself as a regulated crypto hub.
HKEX emphasized that final approval is still pending, with further updates expected in the coming weeks. Market participants are watching whether HashKey becomes Hong Kong’s first major crypto IPO under the city’s updated regulatory framework.
Source:https://www1.hkexnews.hk/app/sehk/2025/107913/documents/sehk25120100009_c.pdf
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