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MicroPort NeuroTech Details Investment Fund Fees
MICROPORT (00853.HK) was increased in shareholding by JPMorgan by 6.1562 million ordinary shares, valued at approximately 41.554 million Hong Kong dollars.
On December 18, it was reported that according to documents disclosed by the Hong Kong Stock Exchange on December 18, JPMorgan (JPMORGANCHASECO) increased its shareholding in MICROPORT (00853.HK) by a total of 6.1562 million ordinary shares at an average on-market price of HKD 6.7499 per share and an average off-market price of HKD 6.8775 per share, amounting to approximately HKD 41.554 million on December 12. After the increase, JPMorgan's latest shareholding number is 0.188 billion shares, and the shareholding ratio rose from 9.84% to 10.17%. Source of image: Stock disclosure from the Stock Exchange. Why
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Hong Kong stocks are moving differently | All stocks in the MEDBOT system rose sharply, with MEDBOT-B (02252) at one point gaining over 44%. Shanghai will establish a 10 billion yuan Biomedical industry merger and acquisition Fund.
All MICROPORT stocks are on the rise. As of the time of writing, MEDBOT-B (02252) has surged by 26.05%, trading at 11.66 HKD; MICROPORT (00853) has increased by 11.6%, trading at 6.83 HKD; MICROPORT Neuroscience (02172) is up by 9.14%, trading at 9.79 HKD; and CARDIOFLOW-B (02160) has risen by 2.86%, trading at 0.72 HKD.
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Network Technology stocks declined, with Bilibili-W falling by 2.93% and SenseTime-W dropping by 1.25%; Golden Industrial Concept stocks strengthened, as LINGBAO GOLD rose by 6.18% and ZHAOJIN MINING increased by 5.47%; Insurance stocks decreased, with China Pacific Insurance down by 2.08% and New China Life Insurance falling by 1.34%;