Chinese ADRs with a Hong Kong listing (22)
A Chinese ADR only exists on a US exchange, so US–China audit policy can force it off that exchange. The fallback the delisting debate turns on is the Hong Kong twin — a listing of the same issuer on HKEX. Of the 172 US-listed Chinese companies we track, 22 have an observable Hong Kong line for the same issuer in our dataset, across 8 sectors. Each pair is listed below with its HKEX stock code, linked to the Hong Kong share-price page for that code. This is a factual directory of listings — not a ranking, and not a recommendation to buy, sell or hold any security.
Absence from this table means we hold no Hong Kong line for that issuer — not that the company has none. For the full US-listed set, see every Chinese ADR we track; for the policy itself, see HFCAA delisting & the Hong Kong fallback.
How this list is derived
Every row is generated from the same bundled dataset that powers our screener — nothing here is hand-typed. We take each company whose recorded listing venue is the United States (172 of the 710 companies we track), then match the registered issuer name across venues inside that dataset; where a Hong Kong line for the same issuer exists, the pair appears above. The listing records this mapping is built from last changed on 2026-06-13, which is the as-of date of the pairing itself. Our dataset records the listing venue, not which US exchange a line trades on, so the US exchange column reads NYSE / NASDAQ for every row rather than asserting one or the other.
Market caps are the last values in our bundled snapshot (as of 2026-06-12); the snapshot holds a figure for 14 of the 22 US lines above and the rest read n/a. We do not estimate market caps and this is not a live quote feed. The dataset also records the listing venue rather than the depositary-receipt paperwork behind each line, so a small number of these US lines are directly listed ordinary shares of an offshore holding company rather than receipts — confirm the instrument on the company's own filings or your broker's security master.