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Stocks from Hong Kong: ranking by score

MeridIAn analyzes 9 companies from Hong Kong across 5 sectors. Their average score is 6.4 out of 10, above the whole ranking (5.8). The best scored right now are Geely Automobile (7.2), Futu Holdings (7.2) and China Mobile (7.1). Half of them trade below a P/E of 10.8 and the median yield among dividend payers is 3.9%. By sector, the largest groups are Financial Services (3) and Consumer Cyclical (2).

9Companies
6.4Average score
$381.7BMarket cap

All 9, by score

#CompanySectorScoreP/EDiv.Market cap
1Geely Automobile0175.HKConsumer Cyclical7.28.73.3%$20.8B
2Futu HoldingsFUTUFinancial Services7.210.82.4%$15.2B
3China Mobile0941.HKCommunication Services7.111.96.8%$221.3B
4WH Group0288.HKConsumer Defensive7.07.09.3%$10.8B
5China Resources Beer0291.HKConsumer Defensive6.320.15.4%$7.9B
6HKEX0388.HKFinancial Services6.124.23.9%$60.9B
7Silicon Motion TechnologySIMOTechnology5.930.60.8%$8.9B
8PrudentialPRU.LFinancial Services5.78.50.0%$29.2B
9Shenzhou International2313.HKConsumer Cyclical5.010.35.1%$6.7B
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Where it stands out

It scores better than the whole ranking on valuation (7.9 vs 5.3) and dividend (6.7 vs 4.9), and worse on momentum (3.9 vs 6.0) and growth (4.6 vs 6.6).

CategoryHong KongWhole ranking
Financial health7.96.2
Quality / Moat6.65.9
Valuation7.95.3
Growth4.66.6
Dividend6.74.9
Momentum3.96.0
Risk & Context6.46.4

Median of each category (0 to 10)

Highest dividend yields

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The score sums up, from 0 to 10, what the analysis says about each company; each company page explains it category by category. What does each figure mean? Metrics glossary →

General information for educational purposes, not investment advice. Figures from the latest weekly analysis (Oct 8, 2026) with the latest available price.