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Hong Kong Stock Connect dividend tax relief boosts investment enthusiasm in the dividend sector, and Shengye's high dividend payout ratio increases long-term investment appeal
Shengye's ESG rating received another A rating to explore the application of digital yuan in the field of financial inclusion in the supply chain
Shengye (06069) will pay a final dividend of HK$0.269 per share on June 17
According to the Zhitong Finance App, Shengye (06069) announced that it will pay a final dividend of HK$0.269 per share for the year ended 31 December 2023 on June 17, 2024.
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SY Holdings Group Reduces Stake in Wuxi Guojin Commercial Factoring to 49%
SY Holdings Group (HKG:6069) said its interest in Wuxi Guojin Commercial Factoring declined to 49% from 80%. The reduced stake was due to Wuxi Taihu New City's subscription worth 569.4 million yuan in
Repurchase Collection on April 22 | HSBC Holdings, Hang Seng Bank, etc. bought back one after another, of which HSBC Holdings spent HK$78.0367 million
According to HKEx's April 23 disclosure documents, $HSBC Holdings (00005.HK) $ and $Hang Seng Bank (00011.HK) $ repurchased shares. ① $HSBC Holdings (00005.HK) $ repurchased 1,266,800 common shares on April 19, involving an amount of HK$78.367 million. The repurchase price per share ranged from HK$62 to HK$61.25. ② $Hang Seng Bank (00011.HK) $ repurchased 600,000 common shares on April 22, involving an amount of HK$58.405 million. The repurchase price per share ranged from HK$98.7 to HK$9
Shengye (06069.HK) spent HK$233,000 to buy back 55,000 shares on April 22
Gelonghui, April 22丨Shengye (06069.HK) announced that it spent HK$233,000 to repurchase 55,000 shares on April 22.
Repurchase Collection on April 19 | HSBC Holdings, Hang Seng Bank, etc. bought back one after another, of which HSBC Holdings spent HK$229 million
According to HKEx's April 22 disclosure documents, $HSBC Holdings (00005.HK) $ and $Hang Seng Bank (00011.HK) $ repurchased shares. ① $HSBC Holdings (00005.HK) $ repurchased 3.673,200 common shares on April 18, involving an amount of HK$229 million. The repurchase price per share ranged from HK$62.75 to HK$61.8. ② $Hang Seng Bank (00011.HK) $ repurchased 600,000 common shares on April 19, involving an amount of HK$57,285,300. The repurchase price per share ranged from HK$96.35 to HK$93
Shengye (06069) spent HK$334,900 to buy back 81,000 shares on April 19
According to the Zhitong Finance App, Shengye (06069) announced that on April 19, 2024, the company spent HK$334,900 to repurchase 81,000 shares at a repurchase price of HK$4.1-4.21 per share.
“Zero door-to-door” tax payment experience, Dongjiang enterprises complete digital yuan tax settlement
The digital yuan pilot continues to deepen by adding new ways to facilitate private taxation
Hong Kong stocks have been trading sideways in the short term, and the basic logic of the high dividend strategy has not changed
In the past March, Hong Kong stocks began to break out of the “mud” of decline. As the Hang Seng Index recently repeated at the 17,000 mark, south-bound capital is low and enthusiasm for fund-raising is rising. However, the agency's desire to take more is not strong, and a pot of “cold water” is being poured out one after another: in April, the Hang Seng Index will fluctuate between 16,000 and 17,000 points. Moreover, since Hong Kong stocks have already reached the end of the earnings season, there don't seem to be many surprises in the market right now; only the Federal Reserve is “throwing an eagle” from time to time. Hong Kong stocks may fluctuate mainly in April CCB International believes that the annual profit forecasts for most industries have been lowered, and the profit prospects for Hong Kong stocks are visible
Hong Kong stocks have emerged from a technical bull market; is Shengye expected to usher in upward catalysis?
In March, under a series of favorable incentives, Hong Kong stocks emerged from a technical bull market. The data shows that since the Hang Seng Index bottomed out on January 22, its biggest rebound has exceeded 16%. The biggest rebounds of the Hang Seng Technology Index and the Hang Seng China Enterprises Index reached 24.09% and 21.36% respectively, both of which have entered a technical bull market. A sharp rise in one or two sectors may not explain anything, but if several sectors continue to rise continuously, the significance is completely different. This signal is worth paying close attention to. Brokerage analysts generally believe that as the performance of Hong Kong stock companies picks up, market liquidity changes
The new “National Nine Rules” have been released, and “dividend assets” are expected to take the lead! Which company is better at paying dividends on Hong Kong stocks?
What kind of sparks will the digital yuan collide with supply chain finance?
With the continuous advancement of technology and the booming development of the digital economy, digital currency has become an important development trend in China's financial sector. In China, the introduction and application of the digital yuan not only marked a major evolution in the form of money, but also brought unprecedented opportunities for change in supply chain finance. Characteristics and advantages of digital yuan Digital yuan is issued by the People's Bank of China. It has the characteristics of legal reimbursement and no interest, and supports functions such as offline payments and smart contracts. Its launch aims to address foreign currency risks, promote the development of the digital economy, improve the level of financial services, and enhance the internationalization of the RMB. Digital yuan
Repurchase Collection on April 16 | HSBC Holdings, Changshi Group, etc. bought back one after another, of which HSBC Holdings spent HK$206 million
According to documents disclosed by the Hong Kong Stock Exchange on April 17, $HSBC Holdings (00005.HK) $, $Changshi Group (01113.HK) $, etc. repurchased shares. ① $HSBC Holdings (00005.HK) $ repurchased 3.2412 million common shares on April 15, involving an amount of HK$206 million. The repurchase price per share ranged from HK$63.85 to HK$63.1. ② $Changshi Group (01113.HK) $ repurchased 2,434,500 common shares on April 16, involving an amount of HK$76.3271 million, with a repurchase price of HK$31.4 per share
Shengye (06069.HK) spent HK$272,000 to buy back 65,000 shares on April 16
On April 16, Gelonghui (06069.HK) announced that it spent HK$272,000 to repurchase 65,000 shares on April 16.
Repurchase Collection on April 12 | Tencent Holdings, HSBC Holdings, etc. have repurchased, of which Tencent Holdings spent HK$1 billion
According to documents disclosed by the Hong Kong Stock Exchange on April 15, $Tencent Holdings (00700.HK) $ and $HSBC Holdings (00005.HK) $ repurchased shares. ① $Tencent Holdings (00700.HK) $ repurchased 3.2 million common shares on April 12, involving an amount of HK$1 billion. The repurchase price per share ranged from HK$317.4 to HK$309.4. The cumulative number of securities repurchased during the year (since the adoption of the ordinary resolution) is 212 million shares, accounting for 2.211% of the number of shares issued when the ordinary resolution was passed. ② $HSBC Holdings (0000
Shengye (06069.HK) spent HK$483,000 to buy back 114,500 shares on April 12
Gelonghui, April 12 | Shengye (06069.HK) announced that it spent HK$483,000 to buy back 114,500 shares on April 12.
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