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Apollo Future Mobility Updates Bermuda Registered Office and Confirms Hong Kong Share Registrar
APOLLO Mobility (00860.HK) has delivered its first production-customized Apollo EVO, named "Caribbean Dragon".
Gelonghui, July 23 — Apollo Mobility (00860.HK) announced that, in line with the company's strategic business plan to become a world-leading developer of premium hypercars, it delivered its first Apollo EVO production custom model, named "Caribbean Dragon," in June 2026. The company’s first custom Apollo EVO made its official debut in July 2026 at the world-renowned Goodwood Festival of Speed 2026, held in West Sussex, UK. This model is limited to ten units.
APOLLO Mobility (00860) proposes to acquire all issued shares of Golden Jumbo Limited for HK$120 million.
APOLLO Mobility (00860) announced that on June 30, 2026, the buyer entered into a sale and purchase agreement with the seller, Joint Billion Investment Limited, pursuant to which the buyer has conditionally agreed to acquire, and the seller has conditionally agreed to sell, the entire issued share capital of the target company, Golden Jumbo Limited, at completion, for a consideration of HK$120 million.
Stocks in Hong Kong showed unusual movements as automotive stocks plummeted across the board, with Honda and Toyota's significant sales declines in China weighing down the sector.
Gelonghui, May 13 | All automobile stocks in the Hong Kong stock market fell today. APOLLO Mobility plummeted by 10%, Geely Auto dropped by 5.67%, Leapmotor and BYD fell nearly 3%, Chery Automobile and Seres declined over 2%, while XPeng Group, Great Wall Motor, and Li Auto also followed the downward trend. The decline in Hong Kong-listed automobile stocks today was mainly driven by three compounding factors: a significant drop in sales of joint venture automakers in China, mounting pressure on industry profits, and additional market concerns about specific companies like XPeng. Analysts noted that the sharp decline in April sales of two major Japanese joint ventures, Toyota and Honda, in the Chinese market represented the most direct fundamental negative factor, further exacerbating concerns about the overall automotive sector.
APOLLO FMG: ANNUAL REPORT 2025
APOLLO出行 (00860.HK) reported a narrowed full-year loss to HKD 6.64 billion.
APOLLO Mobility (00860.HK) announced its annual results for the fiscal year ended December 31 of the previous year. Revenue amounted to HKD 91.102 million, representing a year-on-year decrease of 73.2%. The net loss narrowed to HKD 664 million, compared with a loss of HKD 1.538 billion in the same period last year; the loss per share was 65 HK cents. No dividend was declared.