| Rank | % of international placing | % of global offering |
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The IPO attracted extreme retail interest, with an oversubscription ratio of 3,397.48× driving the hit rate down to just 3.15%. This level of frenzy reflects intense competition for a cultural tourism offering that clearly resonated with investors. (This is AI-generated commentary based on historical data. Past patterns do not guarantee future outcomes. Not financial advice.)
The listing used Mechanism B, which specifies no clawback, yet a share reallocation was triggered—an unusual deviation that may indicate exceptionally strong Hong Kong retail demand forced an adjustment. Without tier‑level data, the precise allocation compression cannot be mapped, but the single‑digit hit rate implies heavy scaling even for larger applications. (This is AI-generated commentary based on historical data. Past patterns do not guarantee future outcomes. Not financial advice.)
Mainland Chinese investors claimed 55.7% of successful applications, highlighting cross‑border appetite for the cultural performance sector, while the average age of 43.9 suggests a mature participant base. The 60.2% male skew is typical for Hong Kong IPOs, though the high mainland proportion is a notable feature. (This is AI-generated commentary based on historical data. Past patterns do not guarantee future outcomes. Not financial advice.)
This page shows allotment analysis for Impression DHP (02695): 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.

