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UBOX ONLINE (02429.HK) plans to reduce the number of non-listed shares converted to H shares to 35.65 million shares.
UBOX ONLINE (02429.HK) announced that it has submitted a revised application to the China Securities Regulatory Commission for the proposed implementation of full circulation of Listed in Hong Kong shares, requesting the conversion of a total of 35.6477 million unlisted shares into Listed in Hong Kong shares on a one-to-one basis, whereas the original proposal was for 76.3197 million shares.
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Hong Kong stock fluctuation | ubox online (02429) fell over 7% in the afternoon, hitting a new low. The company recommends implementing full circulation of listed in hong kong shares. Recently, over 0.2 billion shares have been unlocked.
ubox online (02429) fell more than 7% in the afternoon, hitting a low of 3.73 Hong Kong dollars, reaching a new low for the listing. As of the press deadline, it fell 6.47% to 3.76 Hong Kong dollars, with a turnover of 36.0442 million Hong Kong dollars.
Ubox Online (02429.HK): The company proposes to implement full circulation of listed in hong kong.
Glory Times reported on November 15 that Ubox Online (02429.HK) announced that the board of directors has reviewed and approved the proposal to implement the listing of H shares in 2024, which involves converting 76,319,674 unlisted shares of the company into H shares ("H Share Full Circulation"). After obtaining all relevant approvals (including filing with the China Securities Regulatory Commission) and complying with all applicable laws, regulations, and rules, the 76,319,674 unlisted shares will be converted into H shares. The company will also apply to the Stock Exchange of Hong Kong for approval of the listing and trading of these H shares on the main board of the Stock Exchange ("Conversion and Listing").