Selected HKEX Announcements | Muyuan Holdings' May sales of commercial hogs exceeded RMB 8.5 billion; Longyuan Power's solar power generation rose by approximately 30% year-to-date

① Muyuan Shares reported commodity pig sales exceeding RMB 8.5 billion in May; what was the year-on-year growth rate? ② Longyuan Power’s solar power generation increased by approximately 30% year-to-date; how did its other business segments perform?

cls.cnJun 5 20:20

AIA (01299) repurchased 8.7458 million shares on June 5 at a cost of approximately HK$650 million.

AIA (1299.HK) announced that on June 5, 2026, it repurchased 8.7458 million shares at a cost of approximately HK$650 million.

Zhitong FinanceJun 5 18:08

Hong Kong Market Snapshot | All three major indices declined, with the tech index down 1.75%; Hong Kong stocks fell for the third consecutive day. Most semiconductor stocks declined, with Montage Technology dropping 9.21%. Shipping and port stocks rose, w

All three major indices declined, with the tech index falling 1.75%, and Hong Kong stocks dropping for the third consecutive day; most semiconductor stocks fell, with Montage Technology down 9.21%; shipping and port stocks rose, with COSCO Shipping Holdings up 6.68%.

Futu NewsJun 5 16:26

Hong Kong Market Movement | Hong Kong-listed financial stocks extended their collective decline for the second consecutive day, with Standard Chartered down nearly 5%, and HSBC and AIA each falling close to 3%.

Gelonghui, June 5 | Hong Kong-listed local financial stocks fell collectively for the second consecutive day. Among bank stocks, Standard Chartered Group dropped nearly 5%, HSBC Holdings declined by almost 3%, and Bank of East Asia fell close to 2%. In the insurance sector, Prudential slid nearly 5% and AIA dropped almost 3%. According to media reports in Hong Kong, some local banks have suspended opening Hong Kong bank accounts for mainland clients that can be used for overseas investments. It is reported that, in addition to lenders offering cross-border banking accounts, this regulatory action is also expected to affect insurers such as AIA and Prudential, which heavily rely on mainland visitors to Hong Kong for purchasing their insurance products.

Gelonghui FinanceJun 5 11:42

Hong Kong Stocks Move | Market Concerns Over Hong Kong's MCV Growth Outlook Weigh on Prudential (02378), Down Nearly 5%; AIA (01299) Falls Nearly 3%

AIA (01299) and Prudential (02378) continued to decline in early trading.

Zhitong FinanceJun 5 11:30

Goldman Sachs: New regulations on mainland outbound investment have limited practical impact on Hong Kong banks and insurers.

Goldman Sachs published a research report stating that shares of Hong Kong-listed banks and insurers covered by the firm saw significant declines yesterday (the 4th), driven by market concerns stemming from mainland China’s cross-border investment-related regulations and related news reports. Market participants are broadly concerned about the long-term impact of these new rules on Hong Kong operations, particularly the segment serving mainland residents. Goldman Sachs noted two key regulatory developments: the China Securities Regulatory Commission’s (CSRC) enforcement actions against online brokers on May 22, and the State Council’s issuance on June 1 of the 'State Council Provisions on Outbound Investment' (State Council Decree No. 837), which will take effect on July 1. Although some media reports indicated that certain banks have temporarily suspended mainland residents from opening Hong Kong investment accounts at their mainland branches,

AASTOCKSJun 5 11:00