| Rank | % of international placing | % of global offering |
|---|---|---|
| 前1名 | — | — |
The IPO was heavily oversubscribed at 256x, reflecting robust enthusiasm for the digital twin specialist under Chapter 18C. With a hit rate of 23.62%, only about 1 in 4 applicants received allocations, and reallocation to retail investors through clawback B underscored intense demand. (This is AI-generated commentary based on historical data. Past patterns do not guarantee future outcomes. Not financial advice.)
The 甲尾 (A-tail) tier with 160,000 shares applied expected just 0.48 lots, slightly below the 乙头 (B-head) at 180,000 shares which expected 0.69 lots, making the B-head marginally more efficient in terms of allocation per share. This anomaly suggests the tier cut-off point compressed the advantage for 甲尾 applicants, although actual broker fee differences may alter net efficiency. (This is AI-generated commentary based on historical data. Past patterns do not guarantee future outcomes. Not financial advice.)
Mainland Chinese investors dominated the applicant pool at 82.2%, signaling strong cross-border interest in this specialist tech offering. The gender split skewed male at 67.6% with an average age of 39.4, typical for retail IPO participation in Hong Kong. (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 51World (06651): 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.

