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Hang Seng China Ent. Index Futures Contract Specifications (HHI)

Equity index futures track a cash index with a fixed dollar multiplier. Because the multiplier is applied to index points, the tick value depends on both the index point size and the increment quoted by the exchange.

Specifications

Contract unit50HK$ per index point
ExchangeHong Kong (HKEX)
SymbolHHI
Tick size1
Tick valueHK$50
Point valueHK$50
Delivery monthssee exch.
SectorStock Index
Quote currencyHK$

Margin is not listed here on purpose — the exchange revises it and every broker adds its own buffer. Check your broker's platform for the live figure. Use the margin calculator to estimate what a position will tie up.

Doing the tick math

One tick is 1 in the quoted price, which is HK$50 per contract. A move of one full point (1.00 in the quoted price) is worth HK$50, so there are 1 ticks in a point. Get those two numbers wrong and every risk calculation downstream is wrong, which is the point of the tick value guide.

Enter your own prices in the tick value and P/L calculator to see the dollar result for this contract without doing the arithmetic by hand.

Delivery months

see exch.. Liquidity concentrates in the nearest active month; open interest migrates over a few weeks before expiry, which is what the roll mechanics guide walks through.

What one tick is worth at different position sizes

The per-tick figure scales linearly, which is the part most traders get wrong when they add contracts without re-checking risk.

PositionValue of 1 tickValue of 10 ticks
1 contractHK$50HK$500
2 contractsHK$100HK$1,000
5 contractsHK$250HK$2,500
10 contractsHK$500HK$5,000

Ten ticks on a HHI contract is a move of 1 × 10 in the quoted price. If you want the P/L for a specific entry and exit rather than a tick multiple, put the prices into the tick value calculator.

Converting your stop into a dollar risk

Stops are set in price terms but risk is booked in dollars. Multiply the stop distance in ticks by the tick value — and then add commission, which is charged per contract per side and is not in the numbers below.

Stop distance1 contract5 contracts
5 ticksHK$250HK$1,250
10 ticksHK$500HK$2,500
20 ticksHK$1,000HK$5,000
40 ticksHK$2,000HK$10,000

On a 50HK$ per index point contract, a 20-tick stop at one contract ties up HK$1,000 of risk before costs. At five contracts it is HK$5,000. This is why position size should follow the stop, not the other way round — the arithmetic is laid out in choosing a futures contract.

How margin is set on Hang Seng China Ent. Index futures

Margin is not a property of the contract spec — it is a risk parameter the exchange recalculates periodically and that your broker then marks up. Two consequences follow:

What is fixed by the spec is the notional exposure: 50HK$ per index point multiplied by the price. Margin is a percentage of that notional, which is why a higher price or a wider exchange buffer raises the cash requirement without the contract itself changing. The margin calculator takes your broker's number and converts it into "how many contracts can I hold"; the mechanics are in how futures margin works.

Where these numbers come from

Contract unit, tick size and delivery months are taken from the contract specifications published by Hong Kong (HKEX). Exchanges occasionally change tick sizes and listing months, so before relying on this page for a live position, check the current spec sheet on the exchange's own product page or on your broker's platform. This page was last rebuilt on 15 November 2026.

What moves Hang Seng China Ent. Index prices

This is context, not a recommendation. Nothing here tells you which way the market is going.

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Frequently asked

What is the contract size of Hang Seng China Ent. Index futures?

One HHI contract represents 50HK$ per index point. Every tick value and point value on this page follows from that quantity.

How much is one tick worth in HHI futures?

One tick is a price move of 1, worth HK$50 per contract. A full point move (1.00 in the quoted price) is worth HK$50.

Which delivery months does HHI trade?

see exch. The front month carries most of the liquidity and open interest migrates a few weeks before expiry.