Smart Access Hong Kong Stock Short Selling Statistics | November 28.

Hong Kong stock short-selling statistics | November 28th

Zhitong Finance19:20 ET

Geely autos (00175.HK) received the shareholding of 24.2 million shares by the executive director and chairman Li Shufu.

According to the latest equity disclosure information from the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, from November 26th to November 27th, 2024, Geely autos (00175.HK) were personally shareheld by director Li Shufu (Chairman) at an average price of 13.01-13.11 Hong Kong dollars per share, totaling 24.2 million shares, involving approximately 0.316 billion Hong Kong dollars. After the shareholding, Li Shufu's latest number of shares held is 4,169,058,000 shares, and the shareholding ratio has increased from 41.19% to 41.40%.

Gelonghui Finance18:06 ET

EV Sales Slow As Consumers Grow Weary Over High Costs, Charging NeedsHybrid Cars Have Outperformed Expectations Originally Set for EVs in 2024

IBTimes16:50 ET

Geely Auto Sees Buyback by Chairman and Parent Group

InvestingNov 27 10:20 ET

[Brokerage Focus] Citi points out that the retail sales of new energy autos in China are stable, and the growth rate of plug-in hybrids and extended-range electric vehicles will be higher than pure electric ones.

Jinwu Financial News | Citibank's research reports indicate that retail sales of new energy fund vehicles in china are expected to grow by +31%/-41%/+25% quarter-on-quarter in the fourth quarter of 2024/first quarter of 2025/second quarter of 2025, with a more robust year-on-year growth of 66%/34%/26%. The year-on-year changes for internal combustion engine autos are -4%/-39%/-42%. This is mainly due to 1) the shift in consumer behavior in china towards advanced driver-assistance systems (ADAS) and relatively inexpensive plug-in hybrid vehicles with lower operation costs compared to internal combustion engine autos.

Golden Guard Financial NewsNov 27 00:23 ET

Under the dual pressures of 'price wars' and electrification transformation, this year will see 4,000 4S stores close down. Traditional dealers are 'abandoning' rbob gasoline vehicles and embracing new energy.

① The deputy secretary-general of the China Automobile Dealers Association, Lang Xuehong, recently predicted that the number of 4S stores expected to withdraw from the market this year will reach 4,000. ② In the past year, more than 40 traditional luxury brand dealers have chosen to switch to Nio. ③ Zhongsheng Hldg announced that it has signed a preliminary agreement with Chongqing Sokon Industry Group Stock, and both parties agree to further negotiate on the cooperative distribution of new energy fund.

cls.cnNov 25 21:26 ET