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Market and clients alike bear witness: which Chinese and international law firms have truly stood out?

CATL completes a new H-share placement, raising HKD39.19 billion on 30 April 2026 in the largest equity placement in the Hong Kong market to date

Manycore Tech is the first of the so-called ¡°Six Little Dragons of Hangzhou¡± to go public and the world¡¯s first listed spatial intelligence company after debuting on the HKEX on 17 April

China¡¯s state-owned automobile manufacturer Dongfeng Group delisted from the HKEX on 18 March, and the following day, its subsidiary Voyah debuted on the HKEX main board by way of introduction

Chip supplier Axera listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, raising HKD2.96 billion (USD378.7 million) and becoming the first Chinese edge AI chip company to go public

Snack retailer Busy Ming raised HKD 3.67 bn in its HKEX IPO. Clifford Chance, CM Law Firm, Cleary Gottlieb, Jingtian & Gongcheng and Han Kun advised on the transaction

Which Chinese and international law firms have earned client trust through exceptional expertise?          

SF Holding raises HKD5.9bn via H-share placement and bonds with help from HSF Kramer, CM Law and Ogier

Five law firms have advised semiconductor manufacturer InnoScience Technology¡¯s HKD1.4 billion IPO on the HKEX

Seven firms, including Herbert Smith Freehills and CM Law, advised on SF Express¡¯s HKD5.83bn IPO, HKSE's 2nd-largest in 2024

Revenue data from over 100 law firms reveals shifts in China's legal market

Skadden, CM Law Firm, Maples Group, Kirkland & Ellis and Jingtian & Gongcheng have advised Tuhu Car, a Chinese automotive after-sales service provider, on its USD145 million IPO in Hong Kong

Davis Polk, Han Kun Law Offices and Maples Group advised NYSE-listed Tencent Music Entertainment Group¡¯s debut on the HKEX in a secondary listing by introduction

A trio of law firms guided Chinese online pharmacy platform Dingdang Health in its Hong Kong IPO of ?HKD12 per share, raising HKD402.4 million (USD51 million)

A Tencent-backed Chinese drama series company, Linmon Media, has raised HKD420 million (USD53.5 million) from its IPO on the HKEX

China Business Law Journal reveals the law firms that have excelled in the past year