Express News | China Telecom: The number of mobile users in March was 410 million, and the number of 5G package users was 330 million.

Breakings16:14

The Singapore Government Investment Corporation sold 15.248 million H shares of China Telecom (00728.HK), worth approximately HK$65.726,500

On April 18, it was reported that according to documents disclosed by the Hong Kong Stock Exchange on April 18, Singapore Government Investment Corporation (GIC Private Limited) sold $15.248,000 H shares at an average price of HK$4.3105 per share on April 15, worth approximately HK$65.726,500. After the sale, the latest number of shares held by the Singapore Government Investment Corporation was 688 million shares, and the good position ratio dropped from 5.07% to 4.96%. Additional Information: Cautious to have a notifiabl

Futu NewsApr 18 17:04

Hong Kong stocks and Chinese telecom stocks bucked the trend and strengthened: China Telecom reached a record high

Gronghui, April 17 | China Telecom rose more than 3% to HK$4.52, a record high, with a cumulative increase of more than 20% during the year; China Unicom and China Mobile rose more than 1%.

Gelonghui FinanceApr 17 13:52

Hong Kong Stock Afternoon Review | Hang Seng Index and Technology Index fell slightly; chip stocks rose more than 5% in Fudan, Shanghai

Heavy infrastructure stocks generally rose; China Zhongzhi and China Railway rose about 3%; gaming stocks continued to decline, and Galaxy Entertainment fell more than 5%.

Futu NewsApr 17 12:11

Changes in Hong Kong stocks | China Telecom (00728.HK) rose more than 3%, and Damo expects the company's dividend per share compound annual growth rate of 10% in 2024-26

China Telecom (00728.HK) rose more than 3%, up 3.44% at press time, to HK$4.51, with a turnover of HK$273 million.

Zhitong FinanceApr 17 11:31

Intraday Overview | Domestic housing stocks and telecom stocks generally rose. Sunac China rose more than 5%, and China Telecom rose about 3%

The three major indices weakened slightly. Most gaming stocks fell, Galaxy Entertainment fell more than 5%, and Sands China and Macau International Development fell nearly 4%.

Futu NewsApr 17 10:42