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Allotment Overview Calculated
Total Subscription Fees vs Public Offering Raise Amount
Total Subscription Fees vs Public Offering Raise Amount
(assuming HKD 100 handling fee per application)
Assuming a handling fee of HKD 100 per valid application, the total handling fees across all valid applications represent the corresponding ratio of the public offering raise amount. These fees are collected by brokers/banks and are payable regardless of whether the application is successful, representing a hidden cost often overlooked by investors in IPO subscriptions.
370,320 shares reallocated from the international placement to the public offering
Subscription Tier Analysis Model prediction
Expected Lots Allotted by Subscription Tier
Pool A applications , Pool B applications . Expected lots allotted = "Approximate percentage of total shares applied for" as stated in the allotment announcement × shares applied ÷ lot size, taken directly from the announcement.
Capital Efficiency by Subscription Tier
Capital efficiency = Expected shares allotted ÷ shares applied × 100, i.e. the original "Approximate percentage of total shares applied for" value from the allotment announcement. The fewer shares applied for, the higher the capital efficiency.
Applicant Distribution by Subscription Tier
The vertical axis uses a logarithmic scale to better observe distribution differences across tiers of varying magnitudes. All four charts share the same x-axis; hover tooltips are synchronized.
Subscription Fee ÷ Allotted Market Value by Tier
Allotted market value = valid applicants × shares applied × (percentage applied for ÷ 100) × offer price; total handling fees = valid applicants × HKD 100; ratio = total fees ÷ allotted market value × 100%. Lower tiers have disproportionately high ratios due to very small allotments; ratios stabilize at higher tiers.
Underlying data failed quality checks; AI interpretation downgraded and shown for reference only.
Market Sentiment
The IPO saw a significant oversubscription ratio of 59.55x, indicating strong retail demand. The overall hit rate of 11.43% is relatively low, reflecting high competition for the modest 10% HK public offering tranche. Pricing at the top of the range contributed to the enthusiastic reception. (This is AI-generated commentary based on historical data. Past patterns do not guarantee future outcomes. Not financial advice.)
Tier Analysis
A notable tier anomaly is evident: the expected lots at the A-tier tail (0.2778 for 70,000 lots applied) are lower than at the B-tier head (0.4058 for 80,000 lots applied), meaning the per-lot allocation is less favorable for top A-tier applicants. This slight inefficiency may prompt large applicants to size their subscriptions just into the B-tier for a better expected allocation. (This is AI-generated commentary based on historical data. Past patterns do not guarantee future outcomes. Not financial advice.)
Demographics
The demographic breakdown was not available in the provided data, with mainland China and Hong Kong participation rates both showing zero. Without this information, it is impossible to draw conclusions about regional concentration or investor profile trends commonly observed in Hong Kong IPOs. (This is AI-generated commentary based on historical data. Past patterns do not guarantee future outcomes. Not financial advice.)
About this page
This page shows allotment analysis for Tongshifu (00664): one-lot hit rate, Pool A/B allotment distribution, oversubscription multiple, and grey-market and first-day performance. Data is parsed from the HKEX allotment results announcement. How allotment rates and clawback work is explained in How Hong Kong IPO Allotment Rates Work.
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