The Hang Seng China Enterprises Index ("H-Share Index") was launched on 8 August 1994 as a benchmark for the stock price performance of the China incorporated companies listed in Hong Kong. Shares of these companies are called H shares.
These H-Share companies have at least 50% of their revenues generated from the Mainland and all of them are within the top 200 stocks in terms of market capitalisation in Hong Kong. Since they are listed on the Stock Exchange of Hong Kong Limited (the "SEHK"), they have to comply with the listing requirements of the SEHK as well as the required accounting standards. Many of these H-Share companies are in the natural resources and infrastructure industries such as oil refineries, power plants, airlines and expressway management.
Please read the full disclaimer in relation to Hang Seng Index in the offering document of the HS H-Share ETF.
For information on the latest constituent stocks of the Index, please click
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For performance chart of the H-Share Index, please click
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Prices of investment funds and stocks may go down and up. Investors should note that investment involves risks. Investors should be aware that Exchange Traded Funds are different from a typical unit trust and that the offering document of the relevant fund should be read in detail before making any investment decision.
