HKEX cancels Greatview Aseptic Packaging's listing after 18-month suspension
Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing has decided to cancel the listing of Greatview Aseptic Packaging, in a decision issued on 2 October 2026 and disclosed by parent Xinjufeng on 8 October, after the shares passed the exchange's 18-month suspension limit on 18 August 2026. Trading has been halted since 19 February 2025, following a dispute over an overseas business restructuring that left auditors without complete financial records and a breach of the minimum public float once Xinjufeng reached 97.76%. Absent a review request within seven business days, the last trading day is 16 October 2026 and the listing ends on 20 October 2026.
Why this mattersDelisting removes the Hong Kong equity platform of a leading aseptic carton supplier, closing a cross-border funding and disclosure channel for its Chinese owner Xinjufeng.
- HKEX's listing committee decided to cancel Greatview's listing; the decision was issued on 2 October 2026 and disclosed by Xinjufeng on 8 October 2026
- Shares have been suspended since 19 February 2025 and the 18-month suspension limit expired on 18 August 2026
- Last trading day is 16 October 2026 absent a review request; the listing is cancelled from 9am on 20 October 2026
- Xinjufeng holds 97.76% after buying 28.22% in 2023 and completing in March 2025 a general offer at USD 0.34 (HKD 2.65) per share, at a combined cost of USD 501m (CNY 3.355bn)
- The suspension followed an overseas restructuring that left incoming management without complete financial records, limiting the audit scope, alongside the public float breach
- Greatview's revenue fell from USD 588m (CNY 3.937bn) in 2022 to USD 277m (CNY 1.857bn) in 2025
- New Huijin plans to fully integrate Greatview as a wholly owned subsidiary once delisting proceeds, combining equipment and packaging-material operations for global rollout.
- The combined New Huijin-Greatview group's share of China's aseptic packaging market has risen above 20%, second only to Tetra Pak, with annual capacity above 50 billion packs.
- Domestic suppliers' share of leading Chinese dairy companies' aseptic packaging procurement rose from under 30% in 2024 to near 42% in H1 2026.