May 30, 2026 – Creality 3D, the world’s leading consumer 3D printing brand, made a strong debut on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange today, pricing its IPO at HK$18.80 per share and earning the title of “Consumer 3D Printing Stock No. 1” in Hong Kong.
Shares surged as much as 80.85% on the first day of trading, pushing the company’s market capitalization above HK$12.5 billion — a sharp signal of investor confidence in the consumer-grade 3D printing sector.
Founded in 2014, Creality pivoted to a full brand-first strategy in 2018, picking AliExpress as one of its core platforms for global expansion. After joining AliExpress’s Brand+ program, the company leveraged the platform’s logistics infrastructure and localized operations to accelerate brand recognition in key European and North American markets.
Creality isn’t alone. AliExpress’s Brand+ initiative has drawn a roster of top-tier Chinese brands including Unitree Robotics, Dreame, Li-Ning, Xiaomi, and Pop Mart, spanning categories from consumer electronics and robotics to smart home devices and fashion.
The program continues to gain momentum: the number of brands generating over $10 million in annual sales has grown 64%, and AliExpress has set an ambitious target for 2026 — helping 2,000 Chinese brands double their overseas revenue.
