Selected HKEX Announcements | Q Technology's camera module sales in May rose by approximately 40% year-on-year; Longfor Group's sales exceeded RMB 13.6 billion year-to-date
① Q Technology reported a year-over-year increase of approximately 40% in mobile camera module sales for May; what are the highlights in its other business segments? ② Longfor Group achieved over RMB 13.6 billion in contracted sales year-to-date; how did it perform in May alone?
CICC: Tencent has a low probability of losing in the long-term AI race, with recent product innovations demonstrating renewed vitality.
CICC published a report stating that at Tencent's (00700.HK) AI Industry Application Conference, Yao Shunyu, Tencent’s Chief AI Scientist and head of the HunYuan large language model and AI infrastructure, noted that the key to competition in the next phase of AI lies in identifying specific problems and application scenarios. Tencent’s advantage, he emphasized, is precisely its ability to provide sufficiently deep and broad 'problems'—that is, diverse application scenarios. Regarding the Hy3-Preview model, Yao mentioned that the team has restructured the underlying infrastructure and optimized data classification and quality, employing a method of persistent, iterative refinement—described as 'fighting a battle of attrition.' Subsequent efforts will focus on the co-evolution of models and products.
HKEX Updates Equity Options Market Maker Program to Include 22 New Underlying Securities, Effective July 2
On June 9, Hong Kong Exchange announced an update to its Equity Options Market Maker Program, which will take effect on Thursday, July 2 and run for one to two years, through and including June 30, 2027.
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Fund Flows | Southbound capital sold HK$8.614 billion worth of Hong Kong-listed stocks, while buying into KCC Corporation and KB Holdings
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Tencent repurchased 1.09 million shares on June 9 at a cost of HK$500 million.
Tencent (00700) announced that on June 9, 2026, the company repurchased 1.09 million shares at a total cost of HK$500 million, with repurchase prices ranging from HK$443.8 to HK$468.2 per share.