Shenzhen-listed Delton Technology (Guangzhou) is seeking to raise up to HK$3.31 billion ($422.99 million) through ​a Hong Kong Special Administrative Region listing, according to an ‌exchange filing on Thursday.

The printed circuit board maker is offering 46 million H shares at a ​maximum offer price of HK$71.88 each, ​the filing showed.

Final pricing for the listing ⁠is scheduled for March 19, with the ​shares set to begin trading the following ​day, according to the exchange filing.

Delton's offering comes as a string of companies move to list in Hong Kong ​following the Lunar New Year break, ​extending a brisk start to share launches in 2026.

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Hong ‌Kong's ⁠stock market has logged its strongest start to a year since 2021, with initial public offerings and secondary listings raising about $5.5 billion ​in January, ​the highest ⁠for the month since $7.6 billion was raised in January 2021, according ​to data compiled by LSEG in February.

Established ​in ⁠2002, Delton makes high‑end printed circuit boards, including high‑speed and high‑frequency products used in data ⁠centers, ​cloud computing, artificial intelligence, 5G ​communications, and automotive electronics.