TREE NEWS update: Wang Shenghui, director of SZSE’s membership management department, said on Sept 8 that the exchange will work with relevant parties to study bringing more eligible sci-tech innovation enterprises and products into the scope of the Stock Connect program. He spoke at a roundtable at the 2026 HKEX China Opportunities Forum, emphasizing Shenzhen’s role as a hub for emerging industries.
SZSE official: Study adding more sci-tech firms to Connect
This signals a potential broadening of cross-border access to Shenzhen's tech-heavy listings, which could deepen liquidity channels for both mainland and international participants. The significance lies in the timing: as Shenzhen positions itself as a hub for emerging industries, expanding Connect eligibility may align with policy goals to attract global capital into high-growth sectors. Who it affects includes listed sci-tech firms, their existing shareholders, and the brokers facilitating cross-market trades. What to watch next is whether concrete criteria for 'eligible' enterprises emerge and how quickly implementation follows, as the pace of regulatory coordination between exchanges will determine market impact.
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