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NEW SPARKLEROLL (00970.HK) plans to issue approximately 93.8 million shares at a discount of about 17.96%, raising a net amount of 36.8 million HKD.
On April 15, Gelonghui announced that NEW SPARKLEROLL (00970.HK) has entered into two subscription agreements on April 15, 2025, whereby the subscribers conditionally agreed to subscribe and the company conditionally agreed to allocate and issue a total of 93,800,301 subscription shares at a subscription price of HKD 0.402 per subscription share. Assuming there is no change in the number of issued shares from the date of the subscription agreements to the completion date, the subscription shares represent approximately 20.00% of the existing issued shares as of the announcement date; the subscription price of HKD 0.402 per subscription share is lower than the shares at the.
New Sparkle Roll International Unit Increases Shareholding in Audio, Video Product Firm
NEW SPARKLEROLL (00970) subsidiaries collectively acquired 0.25 million shares of B&O.
NEW SPARKLEROLL (00970) released an announcement that on April 11, 2025 (after trading hours), the subsidiary through...
Court Orders Former Directors to Compensate New Sparkle Roll for Legal Costs
NEW SPARKLEROLL: INTERIM REPORT 2024/2025
NEW SPARKLEROLL (00970.HK) received a Shareholding of 92.9417 million ordinary shares from Ju Qinghao, valued at approximately 0.156 billion Hong Kong dollars.
On December 17, it was reported that according to documents disclosed by the Hong Kong Stock Exchange on December 17, Ju Qinghao increased his shareholding in NEW SPARKLEROLL (00970.HK) by acquiring 92.9417 million ordinary shares at an average price of HKD 1.68 per share on December 13, valued at approximately HKD 0.156 billion. After the increase, Ju Qinghao's latest shareholding is 92.9417 million shares, and the good warehouse ratio has risen from 0.00% to 19.82%. Image Source: Stock Disclosure from the Exchange What is equity disclosure? According to the requirements of the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, major shareholders (individuals and companies holding 5% or more of the shares) are required to disclose their holdings in listed companies.