SmarTone (00315.HK) launches a spare SIM card service for PriorityPlus Premium customers.

SmarTone (00315.HK) announced the launch of a free travel backup SIM card service for SmarTone Plus PriorityPlus Premium customers. The travel backup SIM is a dedicated backup SIM card linked to the customer's main phone number, which can be collected for free at the store before traveling, and is valid for up to three months. If the phone and SIM card are unfortunately lost during the trip, simply contact customer service or use "online instant chat" to activate the backup SIM within 15 minutes after completing a simple identity verification.

AASTOCKSApr 10 17:36

SMARTONE TELE (00315) canceled 0.9625 million shares of repurchased shares on April 1.

SMARTONE TELE (00315) announced that the company will cancel 0.9625 million shares that have been repurchased on April 1, 2025.

Zhitong FinanceApr 1 17:58

SmarTone has activated the 3.3GHz and 3.5GHz 5G Gold spectrum at the Tsim Sha Tsui station of the MTR.

SmarTone (00315.HK) announced that to further enhance the mobile network coverage and customer experience at MTR (00066.HK) stations, it has currently activated the 3.3GHz and 3.5GHz '5G Gold Spectrum' at Tsim Sha Tsui Station, greatly improving the 5G network capacity in the station concourse and platform cars. So far, the expansion of the 5G Gold Spectrum network has been completed at several busy urban MTR stations, including Admiralty Station, Hong Kong Station, Kowloon Station, Wan Chai Station, and Tin Hau Station.

AASTOCKSMar 31 09:45

SMARTONE TELE: Interim Report 2024/2025

HKEXMar 28 16:53 · Announcements

Express News | Today, a total of 619 Hong Kong stocks were short-sold, with a total short-selling amount of 26.302 billion Hong Kong dollars.

BreakingsMar 17 17:03

March 12 buyback collection | CNBM, HSBC Holdings, and others have conducted buybacks, among which CNBM spent 3.392 billion HKD.

According to a document disclosed by HKEX on March 13, $CNBM (03323.HK)$ and $HSBC Holdings (00005.HK)$ have repurchased shares. ① $CNBM (03323.HK)$ repurchased 0.842 billion H shares on March 12, involving an amount of 3.392 billion Hong Kong dollars, with a repurchase price of 4.03 Hong Kong dollars per share. ② $HSBC Holdings (00005.HK)$ repurchased 2.9536 million ordinary shares on March 11, involving an amount of 0.252 billion Hong Kong dollars, with a repurchase price ranging from 86.25 Hong Kong dollars to 84.6 Hong Kong dollars. ③ $HSBC Holdings

Futu NewsMar 13 09:20