No Data
Share Repurchase Summary on February 13 | Xiaomi Group-W, Geely Auto, and others conducted share buybacks, with Xiaomi Group-W spending HKD 98.3637 million.
According to a disclosure document released by the Hong Kong Exchange on February 16, Xiaomi Group-W (01810.HK), Geely Auto (00175.HK), and others repurchased shares. ① Xiaomi Group-W (01810.HK) repurchased 2.7 million dual-class shares on February 13, involving an amount of HKD 98.3637 million, with the repurchase price per share ranging from HKD 36.48 to HKD 36.3. Since the resolution authorizing the repurchase, the cumulative number of securities repurchased has reached 237 million shares, accounting for 0.91% of the total number of issued shares at the time of the ordinary resolution's passage. ② Geely Auto (0017
Zhihu-W (02390.HK) repurchased 99,000 shares for $116,600 on February 13.
Gelonghui, February 16th - Zhihu-W (02390.HK) announced that it repurchased 99,000 shares at a cost of $116,600 on February 13, 2026.
Zhihu-W (02390) repurchased 99,000 shares at a cost of approximately US$118,800 on February 12.
Zhihu-W (02390) announced that it repurchased 99,000 shares at a cost of approximately USD 118,800 on February 12, 2026.
Mainland China issues antitrust compliance guidelines for internet platforms, listing risk examples such as 'lowest price across the web'.
According to a report by CCTV, in order to support and guide mainland internet platform operators in effectively preventing antitrust compliance risks and promoting innovation and the healthy development of the platform economy, the State Administration for Market Regulation has issued the "Antitrust Compliance Guidelines for Internet Platforms." The guidelines specify four key categories of monopoly risks: monopoly agreements, abuse of dominant market positions, concentration of operators, and abuse of administrative power to exclude or restrict competition. These guidelines establish clear "red lines" for platform operators. Additionally, the guidelines identify emerging monopoly risks in eight scenarios, including algorithmic collusion between platforms, organizing or assisting platform-based operators in reaching monopoly agreements, unfair high pricing by platforms, and low platform
Share Repurchases on February 12 | Companies such as Xiaomi Group-W and Geely Auto conducted buybacks, with Xiaomi Group-W spending HKD 148 million.
According to a disclosure document released by the Hong Kong Exchange on February 13, $Xiaomi Group-W(01810.HK)$, $Geely Auto(00175.HK)$, and others repurchased shares. ① $Xiaomi Group-W(01810.HK)$ repurchased 4.05 million dual-class shares on February 12, involving an amount of 148 million Hong Kong dollars, with the repurchase price per share ranging between 36.78 Hong Kong dollars and 36.5 Hong Kong dollars. Since the resolution authorizing the repurchase, the cumulative number of securities repurchased has reached 234 million shares, accounting for 0.9% of the total number of shares issued at the time of the ordinary resolution's passage. ② $Geely Auto(00175.HK)$
U.S. Stock Movement | Zhihu (ZH.US) Rises 4% as the Company Actively Repurchases H-share Stocks
On Thursday, Zhihu (ZH.US) rose 4%, closing at $3.66.