Creality Becomes First Consumer 3D Printing Company Listed in Hong Kong

Creality has been officially listed on the Main Board of the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, becoming the first consumer 3D printing company to debut in the city. The company announced in a press release that it issued 73,427,550 H-shares, raising approximately HK$1.272 billion. The offering was 3,829 times oversubscribed, with shares opening at HK$33.88, about 80 percent above the IPO price.

Creality reported participation from investors including Taikang Life Insurance, CITIC Xingye International, CPE, Martis Fund, Jump Trading, and Polymer. The company said the listing will support investment in research and development, expansion of global channels, and further integration of artificial intelligence in its 3D printing ecosystem.

Founded in 2014 in Shenzhen, Creality operates across five product categories: 3D printers, printing consumables, scanners, laser engravers, and accessories. Its products are sold in about 140 countries, with overseas markets accounting for roughly 74 percent of 2025 revenue. The company also operates Creality Cloud, a platform with more than 6 million registered users and over 2.7 million 3D models.