Express News | Is the ripple effect of tea drinks reappearing? The subscription for Hu Shang Ayi was oversubscribed by nearly 3,400 times, and Gu Ming rose nearly 8%, setting a new historical high.
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Tea beverage stocks rise together, sparking a subscription frenzy for Auntie Hu! The margin subscription multiple broke 500 times, with a subscription amount nearing 14 billion Hong Kong dollars.
The issue price of Shanghai Aunt will not exceed HK$113.12 per share, and is expected to be no less than HK$95.57 per share, with each lot consisting of 30 shares, making the subscription amount HK$3,427.83 per lot, and it will officially be listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange on May 8.
Express News | On the first day, the Auntie in Shanghai saw oversubscription exceeding a hundred times! Hong Kong stock tea beverage stocks rose collectively.