SenseTime-W (00020.HK): Li Wei resigns as Independent Non-Executive Director.

On March 14, GLONGHI announced that Li Wei has submitted his resignation as an Independent Non-Executive Director due to Other work and Business needs, effective from March 15, 2025.

Gelonghui FinanceMar 14 09:59 ET

SenseTime-W (00020.HK) plans to hold a Board of Directors meeting on March 26 to approve the annual performance.

Gelonghui, March 11丨SenseTime-W (00020.HK) announced that the Board of Directors will hold a meeting on March 26, 2025 (Wednesday) to consider and approve the group's annual performance for the year ending December 31, 2024, and its publication, as well as to consider the distribution of the final dividend (if any).

Gelonghui FinanceMar 11 04:57 ET

DATE OF BOARD MEETING

HKEXMar 11 04:56 ET · Announcements

East Asian Securities: The valuation of Hong Kong Technology stocks still has room for revaluation, raising the Target Price for the Hang Seng Index to 26,000 points.

According to Zhitong Finance APP, Hong Kong stocks have recently significantly outperformed A-shares. Regarding the large gap in the performance of the two, Chan Wai Chung, senior investment strategist at East Asia Securities, pointed out that Hong Kong stocks have a higher weight in Technology stocks, while A-shares are not dominated by Technology stocks, making Hong Kong stocks more beneficial when speculating on the AI Concept.

Zhitong FinanceMar 10 08:48 ET

Chinese Technology stocks are "siphoning" foreign capital from Emerging Markets, with AI narratives driving Global capital reallocation.

① How does the "siphoning" of foreign capital by China's Technology stocks have a profound impact on the market? ② Driven by AI narratives, how much space is there for foreign capital to flow back into China's Assets amid global capital reallocation?

cls.cnMar 10 04:43 ET

Has the "singularity" of AI in China arrived in 2025? JPMorgan: An application explosion is imminent, DeepSeek ignites demand for computing power, and Alibaba may become the biggest winner.

JPMorgan believes that the development of GAI in China is currently at the beginning of the second stage. Alibaba is a key player in the IaaS value chain, expected to outperform peers in the second stage of GAI development, and has the potential to become a beneficiary in the third stage of applications. Additionally, Kuaishou may be underestimated, while Baidu acts as both a "shovel seller" and a "gold digger."

wallstreetcnMar 10 04:23 ET