Dozens of Chinese companies have successfully completed their IPO since January, most on the Nasdaq. The movement benefits from an agreement between the US and Chinese authorities on a point that posed a dangerous hazard on Chinese groups on Wall Street.

Chinese groups are benefiting from the reopening of the Chinese economy after almost three years of zero-Covid policy. Almost all Chinese IPOs have raised less than $50 million each, according to Matthew Kennedy, senior strategist at the specialized firm Renaissance Capital.