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On January 8, CHOW SANG SANG (00116.HK) spent 0.8329 million Hong Kong dollars to buy back 0.13 million shares.
On January 8, Gelonghui reported that CHOW SANG SANG (00116.HK) announced it spent 0.8329 million Hong Kong dollars to buy back 0.13 million shares on January 8, 2025, at a repurchase price of 6.38-6.43 Hong Kong dollars per share.
Statistics on Hong Kong Stock Buybacks | January 8
Hong Kong Stock Buyback Statistics | January 8
CHOW SANG SANG (00116.HK) spent 0.5247 million HKD to repurchase 0.082 million shares on January 7.
GLORYHOLIS announced on January 7 that CHOW SANG SANG (00116.HK) spent HKD 0.5247 million to repurchase 0.082 million shares on January 7, 2025, with a repurchase price of HKD 6.37-6.45 per share.
CHOW SANG SANG (00116) spent 0.0639 million HKD to repurchase 0.01 million shares on January 6.
CHOW SANG SANG (00116) announced that the company invested 0.0639 million Hong Kong dollars to repurchase 0.01 million on January 6, 2025...
CHOW SANG SANG (00116.HK) spent 0.5066 million Hong Kong dollars to repurchase 0.079 million shares on January 3.
On January 3, GELONGHUI reported that CHOW SANG SANG (00116.HK) announced the repurchase of 0.079 million shares at a cost of 0.5066 million HKD on January 3, 2025, with a repurchase price of HKD 6.37 to 6.48 per share.
[Brokerage Focus] Goldman Sachs: Hong Kong's Retail Trade had poor performance in November, with sales figures and performance of various categories varying.
Jinwu Financial News | A Goldman Sachs Research Report points out that in November, the value of retail sales in Hong Kong decreased by 0.6% month-on-month after seasonal adjustment, while the retail volume increased by 0.3%. Among major categories, sales of "jewelry, watches, and luxury gifts" saw the largest growth, while durable consumer goods experienced the greatest decline. Year-on-year, the sales value significantly dropped by 73%, which is a noticeable increase in the decline compared to October's -2.8%. In terms of retail sales value, there was a 73% decrease year-on-year in November, with a month-on-month growth of -0.6% after seasonal adjustment by Goldman Sachs, compared to +1.4% in October. The growth in sales value varies across different categories.
