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YUM CHINA (9987.HK): Steady growth in stores and improved profitability of the main brand.
Event description: In the first quarter of 2025, the company's total revenue was 3 billion USD, a year-on-year growth of 1% (excluding the effect of foreign currency translation, it was 2%); adjusted Net income was 0.292 billion USD, a year-on-year growth of 2% (excluding the effect of foreign currency translation, it was 3%).
Repurchase summary on May 16 | HSBC Holdings, AIA, and others have repurchased shares, with HSBC Holdings spending 0.291 billion HKD.
According to a document disclosed by HKEX on May 19, HSBC Holdings ($00005.HK$), AIA ($01299.HK$), and others have repurchased shares. ① HSBC Holdings ($00005.HK$) repurchased 3.2188 million ordinary shares on May 15, involving an amount of 0.291 billion Hong Kong dollars, with a repurchase price between 90.75 to 90 Hong Kong dollars per share. ② AIA ($01299.HK$) repurchased 2 million ordinary shares on May 16, involving an amount of 0.132 billion Hong Kong dollars, with a repurchase price between 66.2 to 65.45 Hong Kong dollars per share.
Announcement selection | SUNSHINE INS subsidiary Sunshine Life intends to invest 20 billion yuan in a pilot Fund, Contemporary Amperex Technology's Listed in Hong Kong IPO price is set at 263 Hong Kong dollars.
R&F PROPERTIES had contract sales of 4.13 billion yuan in the first four months, a year-on-year increase of 18.68%; the sales amount in April was 1.36 billion yuan, a year-on-year increase of 76.62%.
YUM CHINA (09987) spent HKD 4.663 million on May 16 to repurchase 0.0135 million shares.
YUM CHINA (09987) announced that on May 16, 2025, it will spend 2.4 million dollars to repurchase 0.054 million...
YUM CHINA (09987.HK) spent 2.4 million USD to buy back 0.0534 million shares on May 15.
Glory Exchange reported on May 16 that YUM CHINA (09987.HK) announced that it spent 2.4 million USD to repurchase 53,400 shares on May 15.
China's top private equity disclosed "US stock report card": significantly increasing positions in Chinese concept stocks, optimistic about China's prospects.
The first quarter Hold Positions data of Chinese private investment institutions such as Hillhouse, Yiyuan, and Jinglin shows that they have all increased their investments in Chinese concept stocks; against the backdrop of this year's "East rising, West falling" market, it's clear that these private investment giants are optimistic about the prospects of China Assets.
