Best Hong Kong Stocks — July 2026

Hong Kong is the cheapest major market MoatMap covers: a venue where world-scale franchises routinely trade at single-digit earnings multiples because the listing carries a China discount. That discount is indiscriminate, which is exactly what a factor screen exploits. MoatMap scores 1,300+ HKEX names to find the businesses whose fundamentals don't deserve it.

MoatMap scored 1,400 Hong Kong stocks on 2026-07-18; 940 cleared the $250M market-cap floor this list applies. The market's average StockRank is 50. Healthcare is the most represented sector in the top 10 (3 names).

July 2026 edition · data as of ·How we score stocks·All Hong Kong stocks, refreshed daily

Top 25 Hong Kong Stocks by StockRank

100
Score
90
Q
74
V
69
M
S.A.S. Dragon Holdings LimitedHK · Technology · $532.4M
100
Score
56
Q
92
V
87
M
Xin Point Holdings LimitedHK · Consumer Cyclical · $478.3M
100
Score
76
Q
86
V
77
M
Lenovo Group LimitedHK · Technology · $37.1B
100
Score
71
Q
75
V
84
M
100
Score
76
Q
94
V
62
M
Modern Dental Group LimitedHK · Healthcare · $697.1M
100
Score
81
Q
76
V
71
M
Eternal Beauty Holdings LimitedHK · Consumer Defensive · $351.8M
100
Score
84
Q
71
V
69
M
IMAX China Holding, Inc.HK · Communication Services · $362.1M
99
Score
89
Q
69
V
63
M
99
Score
87
Q
82
V
51
M
Zengame Technology Holding LimitedHK · Communication Services · $281.1M
99
Score
70
Q
84
V
67
M
WH Group LimitedHK · Consumer Defensive · $13.9B
99
Score
75
Q
89
V
55
M
Bosideng International Holdings LimitedHK · Consumer Cyclical · $5.9B
99
Score
84
Q
65
V
69
M
Green Tea Group LimitedHK · Consumer Cyclical · $507.2M
99
Score
75
Q
81
V
62
M
IGG IncHK · Communication Services · $443.7M
99
Score
79
Q
77
V
62
M
JNBY Design LimitedHK · Consumer Cyclical · $1.2B
99
Score
88
Q
69
V
59
M
China Merchants China Direct Investments LimitedHK · Financial Services · $382.3M
99
Score
86
Q
64
V
66
M
99
Score
88
Q
72
V
56
M
Binjiang Service Group Co. Ltd.HK · Real Estate · $744.5M
99
Score
86
Q
72
V
58
M
T.S. Lines LimitedHK · Industrials · $1.7B
99
Score
85
Q
77
V
53
M
Lonking Holdings LimitedHK · Industrials · $1.4B
99
Score
74
Q
87
V
52
M
China Lilang LimitedHK · Consumer Cyclical · $529.9M
99
Score
70
Q
81
V
62
M
FSE Lifestyle Services LimitedHK · Industrials · $293.8M
99
Score
66
Q
85
V
62
M
98
Score
88
Q
72
V
53
M
SmarTone Telecommunications Holdings LimitedHK · Communication Services · $651.5M
98
Score
64
Q
85
V
64
M
Livzon Pharmaceutical Group Inc.HK · Healthcare · $2.6B
98
Score
80
Q
86
V
46
M

Ranked by StockRank (Quality + Value + Momentum composite) at a minimum market cap of $250M. A new edition is generated on the first scoring run of each month.

Director buying reported in the 90 days to : 0992.HK, 0799.HK, 3339.HK · Full Hong Kong insider feed

Active share buybacks in the 180 days to : 3600.HK, 1681.HK

Reading the Hong Kong Discount

HKEX pricing reflects geopolitics as much as fundamentals. Sanctions risk, delisting fears and mainland-property contagion pushed the market to valuation levels rarely seen outside crises, and the discount is applied broadly, to state-owned dividend payers and founder-led exporters alike. Broad discounts are inefficient by definition: the screen's job is separating the structurally impaired from the merely unpopular.

Two persistent pockets stand out. High-yield SOEs (energy, telecoms, banks) pay 6-9% dividends at low payout ratios, priced as if the dividends will stop, which they have not. And the Southbound flow from mainland investors via Stock Connect has become a structural buyer of exactly these names, providing a bid the market narrative ignores.

Disclosure is a genuine strength here: HKEX's director-dealing and buyback reporting is among the most granular anywhere, and Hong Kong companies have been repurchasing shares at record levels. When a name on the list below also shows recent buybacks or director buying (flagged beneath the table), the signal is unusually well-documented.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the best Hong Kong stocks to buy right now?
The table above ranks MoatMap's top 25 HKEX-listed stocks by StockRank, a composite of Quality, Value and Momentum percentiles across 1,300+ names. It refreshes monthly with a stated data date; each ticker links to a full breakdown including the company's HKEX filing history.
Why are Hong Kong stocks so cheap?
A layered discount: China macro concerns, geopolitical risk, the mainland property overhang, and years of foreign-fund outflows. The key question for any single stock is whether its cash flows are actually exposed to those risks. Many HKEX listings earn globally or pay well-covered dividends, and the indiscriminate part of the discount is where the screen finds its candidates.
Are Hong Kong stocks the same as Chinese stocks?
Overlapping but distinct. HKEX lists mainland companies (H-shares), Hong Kong-domiciled businesses, and global names. Mainland A-shares (Shanghai/Shenzhen) are a separate market with different investors and valuations; MoatMap covers those on the China page. The same company can trade on both, often at a meaningful A/H price gap.
Is the Hong Kong dollar peg a risk to returns?
The HKD has been pegged to the US dollar since 1983, which removes most currency risk for USD-based investors in HKD-quoted names. The more relevant exposure is economic: many listings earn in yuan or globally, so the peg does not insulate revenues. Check where the business actually operates.
How often does this Hong Kong ranking refresh?
A new edition forms on the first scoring run of each calendar month and the page states its data-as-of date. For a daily view, use the ranked-stocks screener filtered to Hong Kong.

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