QST Information Refiles for HKEX Listing, Ranked No.1 in China’s Intelligent Fiscal & Tax Solutions for Cross-border Enterprises
NewTimeSpace News: Nanjing QST Information Technology Limited submitted its second Main Board listing application to HKEX on June 5, with ICBC International as the sole sponsor. According to Frost & Sullivan data, the company took the first place with a 1.6% market share in China’s intelligent fiscal and tax solutions market for cross-border enterprises in 2025, and ranked second with a 1.1% share in the digital business, fiscal and tax solutions market for domestic cross-border enterprises.
NewTimeSpace News: As disclosed by HKEX, Nanjing QST Information Technology Limited filed its second Main Board listing application with the Hong Kong Stock Exchange on June 5, 2026, with ICBC International acting as the sole sponsor.
As a professional digital service provider for Chinese cross-border enterprises, QST is dedicated to delivering fiscal and tax services, document management and compliance solutions for enterprises engaged in import and export business. Per Frost & Sullivan statistics for 2025, the company ranks first with a 1.6% market share in China’s intelligent fiscal and tax solutions segment for cross-border enterprises, and holds the second position with a 1.1% share in the digital business, fiscal and tax solutions market for cross-border enterprises. Since its founding, the company has served over 430,000 cross-border enterprises and cross-border e-commerce players, with service records exceeding 2.2 million times.
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