China Orient AM to Acquire Stake in Citychamp Dartong's Unit Through Debt-to-Equity Swap, Capital Increase

MT NewswiresDec 23 17:57

Citychamp Dartong Advanced Materials to Raise Subsidiaries' Capital Through Debt Conversion

MT NewswiresNov 27 13:05

Citychamp (00256.HK) received a shareholding increase of 1.2 million ordinary shares from Long of South Korea, valued at approximately 1.0873 million Hong Kong dollars.

On November 25, it was reported that according to documents disclosed by the Hong Kong Stock Exchange on November 25, South Korea's Long increased its shareholding in citychamp (00256.HK) by purchasing 1.2 million ordinary shares at an average price of HKD 0.9061 per share on November 20, valued at approximately HKD 1.0873 million. After the increase, Long's latest shareholding amounted to 3.041 billion shares, with the good warehouse ratio rising from 69.85% to 69.88%. Image source: Stock disclosure from the stock exchange What is equity disclosure? According to the requirements of the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, major shareholders (individuals and companies holding 5% or more) are required to disclose their stakes in listed companies.

Futu NewsNov 25 17:04

Citychamp Watch Changes Hong Kong Share Registrar

TipRanksNov 22 18:39

citychamp (00256.HK) appointed Ho Suk Yin as the company secretary and authorized representative.

Citychamp (00256.HK) announced the following changes on November 11: 1. Fang Zhihua has resigned as the company's financial director and company secretary; 2. Fang Zhihua will no longer serve as the authorized representative under Listing Rule 3.05 and as the authorized representative as stipulated in Part 16 of the Company's Articles of Association; 3. Fang Zhihua has resigned as a director of several subsidiary companies of the company (excluding banks); 4. He Shuxian has been appointed as the company secretary; and 5. He Shuxian has been appointed as the authorized representative under Listing Rule 3.05 and Part 1 of the company's Articles of Association.

Gelonghui FinanceNov 11 17:34

PwC predicts that china's luxury goods market will leap to the top of the global ranking by 2030.

PwC predicts that by 2030, China will become the world's largest individual luxury goods market with a market size of $148 billion. Intergenerational wealth transfer, new customer development, the rise of experiential luxury goods, hainan's high growth potential, and the improvement of online and offline services will all drive this growth.

Zhitong FinanceNov 9 22:25