Shenzhen Stock Exchange launches first London roadshow for five listed firms
On September 22, the Shenzhen Stock Exchange held its first "Global Roadshow for Listed Companies" in London, featuring five firms—Luxshare Precision, iFlytek, Mindray Medical, Lingyi iTech, and Sanhua Intelligent Controls. Over 30 UK asset managers and pension funds attended. The companies presented R&D spending, ESG ratings, and global expansion plans. International investors focused on R&D direction, return sustainability, and overseas reach. The event signals China's capital market opening and renewed global interest in Chinese assets.
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Five Shenzhen-Listed Firms Pitch R&D, Returns, Global Reach to London Investors
On September 22, the Shenzhen Stock Exchange (SZSE) held its first 'Global Corporate Roadshow' in London, featuring five listed companies: Luxshare Precision, iFlytek, Mindray Medical, Lingyi iTech, and Sanhua Intelligent Controls. These firms, representing AI, advanced manufacturing, and new energy sectors, presented to over 30 UK asset managers and pension funds. International investors focused on three key areas: the direction of R&D spending, the sustainability of returns, and the extent of overseas business expansion. Luxshare detailed its commitment to frontier technology, with cumulative R&D of 28.17 billion yuan over three years. iFlytek highlighted its AI leadership, including a 116% revenue increase in H1 2026. Mindray reported its products are used in 87 of the world's top 100 hospitals. Sanhua emphasized its global manufacturing footprint and cumulative dividends of 10.5 billion yuan. The roadshow is seen as a sign of China's capital market opening up, with international institutions signaling renewed interest in Chinese assets based on long-term growth potential.
Read sourceShenzhen Stock Exchange Holds First Overseas Roadshow in London for Listed Companies
On September 22, the Shenzhen Stock Exchange (SZSE) held its first 'Global Roadshow for Listed Companies' event in London, UK. Five senior executives from Shenzhen-listed companies in artificial intelligence, high-end manufacturing, and new energy sectors participated. They presented their business operations, sustainable development strategies, and future plans to over 30 representatives from British asset management firms and pension funds, showcasing the new quality productive forces and long-term investment value of SZSE-listed companies. Attending British investment institution representatives stated that the face-to-face exchanges gave them a fuller understanding of the companies' development potential and long-term value, providing a more diverse perspective on China's industrial innovation and capital market reform, and further strengthening their confidence in investing in China. The 'Global Roadshow for Listed Companies' is an upgraded international service brand by SZSE, covering roadshow exchanges, site visits, training seminars, and resource matching, aiming to support listed companies in orderly global expansion and create a more favorable environment for overseas long-term capital allocation to Chinese assets. SZSE stated it will continue to expand high-level institutional opening-up under the guidance of the China Securities Regulatory Commission, broaden the coverage of listed companies, and enrich service scenarios to promote a 'two-way journey' between international investors and SZSE-listed companies.
Read sourceShenzhen Stock Exchange Holds First Global Roadshow for Listed Companies in London
On September 22, the Shenzhen Stock Exchange (SZSE) held its first 'Global Roadshow for Listed Companies' event in London, UK. Senior executives from five SZSE-listed companies representing new quality productive forces—including artificial intelligence, high-end manufacturing, and new energy—participated in the roadshow. They engaged in in-depth discussions with representatives from over 30 UK asset management firms and pension funds, presenting their business operations, sustainable development strategies, and future growth plans. The event aimed to showcase the development achievements and long-term investment value of SZSE-listed companies in new quality productive forces. Attending UK investment representatives stated that the face-to-face meetings provided them with a more comprehensive understanding of the companies' development potential and long-term value, offering international investors a more diverse perspective on China's industrial innovation and capital market reforms, and further strengthening their confidence in investing in China.
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5 Shenzhen Firms Pitch to London Investors; R&D, Returns, Global Reach Key
On September 22, the Shenzhen Stock Exchange held its first 'Global Roadshow' in London, featuring five Shenzhen-listed companies: Luxshare Precision, iFlytek, Mindray Medical, Lingyi iTech, and Sanhua Intelligent Controls. Over 30 UK asset managers and pension funds attended. The companies presented not only financial results but also R&D spending, patent portfolios, global footprints, and ESG scores. International investors focused on three main concerns: where R&D funds are directed, the sustainability of returns, and the extent of overseas business expansion. Luxshare Precision aims for 30% of its products to enter global 'uncharted territory' within 20 years. iFlytek highlighted its AI speech recognition leadership. Sanhua reported cumulative dividends of approximately 10.5 billion yuan since listing and operates nine global production bases. Mindray Medical's international revenue grew 13.67% year-on-year in the first half of 2026, covering 190+ countries. The roadshow is seen as a window into China's capital market opening and global reassessment of Chinese assets.
Read sourceFive Shenzhen-Listed Firms Hold London Roadshow, Attract 30+ Global Investors
On September 22, the Shenzhen Stock Exchange held its first 'Listed Companies Global Tour' roadshow in London, featuring five Shenzhen-listed firms: Luxshare Precision, iFlytek, Mindray Medical, Lingyi iTech, and Sanhua Intelligent Controls. Over 30 British asset managers and pension funds attended. The companies presented detailed R&D spending, patent portfolios, ESG ratings, and global expansion plans. International investors focused on three main concerns: where R&D funds are directed, the sustainability of returns, and the extent of overseas business footprints. Luxshare Precision reported cumulative R&D investment of 281.73 billion yuan over three years and a 2025 MSCI ESG rating of A. Sanhua Intelligent Controls has paid cumulative dividends of approximately 105 billion yuan since listing. Mindray Medical operates in over 190 countries, with international revenue accounting for 53% of total sales in the first half of 2026. The roadshow is seen as a signal of China's capital market opening and renewed global interest in Chinese assets.
Read sourceShenzhen Stock Exchange Holds First Global Roadshow for Listed Companies in London
On September 22, the Shenzhen Stock Exchange (SZSE) held the first roadshow of its 'Listed Companies Global Tour' in London, UK. Senior executives from five SZSE-listed companies in artificial intelligence, high-end manufacturing, and new energy sectors participated, engaging with representatives from over 30 British asset management firms and pension funds. The discussions covered company operations, sustainable development strategies, and future plans, showcasing the new quality productive forces and long-term investment value of SZSE-listed firms. Attending UK investment representatives stated that the face-to-face meetings provided a deeper understanding of the companies' growth potential and long-term value, offering international investors a more diverse perspective on China's industrial innovation and capital market reforms, and strengthening their confidence in investing in China. The SZSE stated it will continue to expand high-level institutional opening-up under the guidance of the China Securities Regulatory Commission, broaden the coverage of the global tour, and facilitate mutual engagement between international investors and SZSE-listed companies.
Read sourceFive Shenzhen-Listed Firms Pitch to London Investors; R&D, Returns, Global Reach Key
A roadshow in London on September 22, organized by the Shenzhen Stock Exchange, saw five major Shenzhen-listed companies—Luxshare Precision, iFlytek, Mindray Medical, Lingyi iTech, and Sanhua Intelligent Controls—present to over 30 UK asset managers and pension funds. The companies, representing AI, high-end manufacturing, and new energy sectors, detailed their R&D investments, sustainability efforts, and global expansion. International investors focused on three main concerns: where R&D funds are directed, the sustainability of returns, and the extent of overseas business operations. Luxshare Precision reported a 43.09% year-on-year increase in R&D spending for the first half of 2026. iFlytek highlighted its AI leadership and a 116% revenue surge in the same period. Mindray Medical noted its products are in 87 of the world's top 100 hospitals. Sanhua Intelligent Controls disclosed cumulative dividends of approximately 10.5 billion yuan since listing. The event is seen as a sign of global capital reassessing Chinese assets based on innovation, governance, and long-term growth.
Read sourceShenzhen Bourse Launches Global Roadshow in London to Attract International Investors
The Shenzhen Stock Exchange (SZSE) launched its 'Global Tour' roadshow in London, an upgraded international branding event aimed at supporting listed companies' global expansion and creating a favorable environment for foreign long-term capital to invest in Chinese assets. UK investment representatives said the face-to-face meetings built a direct communication bridge, allowing them to perceive corporate growth potential and value, strengthening confidence in the Chinese market. Participating SZSE companies highlighted their innovation in new quality productive forces, including Luxshare Precision's investment in frontier technology R&D, Mindray Medical's 'device+IT+AI' strategy in in-vitro diagnostics, and iFlytek's breakthroughs in AI voice models. Companies also showcased global expansion achievements: Mindray Medical's products reach 190+ countries with international revenue exceeding 50% in H1 2026, while Lingyi iTech operates 80 global production bases. ESG performance was emphasized, with Sanhua Intelligent Controls noting cumulative dividends of approximately 10.5 billion yuan since listing. The SZSE stated it will steadily expand institutional opening and continue the 'Global Tour' to facilitate mutual engagement between international investors and SZSE-listed companies.
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