Bitkub’s $200 Million IPO Boosts Hong Kong’s Aspirations to Become a Leading Crypto Center
- Thailand's Bitkub plans a $200M Hong Kong IPO to expand beyond its volatile domestic market. - The move leverages Hong Kong's crypto-friendly regulations and $27.8B IPO fundraising momentum in 2025. - Thailand's 10% stock market slump contrasts with Hong Kong's growth, highlighting regional market divergence. - Bitkub's listing would strengthen Hong Kong's "Fintech 2030" ambitions as a global crypto hub.
Bitkub, Thailand’s leading cryptocurrency exchange, is reportedly planning to go public in Hong Kong, with the goal of securing $200 million through an IPO as soon as next year. This decision
Bitkub had earlier weighed a 2025 IPO in Thailand but is said to have abandoned those plans due to the weak performance of the Thai stock market. The Stock Exchange of Thailand (SET)
In a 2024 letter to shareholders, Bitkub CEO Jirayut Srupsrisopa described the IPO as a move to "extend our presence beyond Thailand,"
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