According to SGX, the launch of these three new SDRs rides on strong growth momentum in the SDR market, which has seen a remarkable 10X year-on-year growth in daily turnover to $12 million across 29 underlyings from 3 markets.
"The steady expansion of underlyings into diverse sectors – from growth technology stocks to defensive financials and digital infrastructure plays – continues to broaden diversification opportunities for investors," says SGX.
Existing Hong Kong SDRs are PetroChina, Bank of China, Xiaomi, Ping An Insurance, Alibaba, HSBC, Meituan, Baidu, BYD, JD.com, Tencent, Pop Mart, CATL, Laopu Gold and Trip.com.
According to SGX, the existing Hong Kong SDRs enjoyed $150 million in net retail inflows in 2025, suggesting "robust interest".
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"Participation has been bolstered by the availability of bite-sized, SGD-denominated access on SGX. Nearly 50% of trades are in sizes smaller than Hong Kong’s minimum investment amounts, reflecting the strong demand for fractional access," says SGX.
The top performer in price movement is Laopu Gold, up 156%, lifted by record gold prices. This was followed by SMIC and Alibaba, up 126% and 73% respectively.
