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in the capital market, every ipo has gone through hardships. when the protagonist of this feast is a giant in the home appliance industry, it not only represents the transformation and leap of the enterprise itself, but also announces to the outside world the arrival of a new era of the industry.

recently, a piece of news shocked the investment community - the home appliance giant midea group will be listed next tuesday, becoming the largest ipo project in the hong kong stock market in the past three years. this is not only a concentrated display of the company's strength, but also a major test of investor confidence.

the name of this home appliance giant has long been known both inside and outside the industry, and its products are found in the homes of consumers around the world. from an initial small factory to today's internationally renowned company, its growth trajectory is like an inspirational play. however, the hardships and challenges behind it can only be deeply understood after experiencing the baptism of the market and the precipitation of time. for this company, this ipo is not only a gorgeous turn in the capital market, but also an affirmation of its past achievements and a prospect of future potential.

why choose to go public at this time? behind this is the company's keen insight into market trends and accurate grasp of its own development. in the past three years, the global economy has experienced the impact of the epidemic and the twists and turns of recovery, and the home appliance industry has also faced unprecedented changes and opportunities. relying on its deep accumulation in product innovation, intelligent manufacturing, and international layout, this company has gone against the current and achieved steady growth in performance. choosing to go public at this time point is undoubtedly hoping to use the power of the capital market to inject new vitality into the long-term development of the company.