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NUR HOLDINGS (00254.HK) held a Board of Directors meeting on February 25 to consider and approve the interim results.
Gelonghui, on February 13, announced that NUR HOLDINGS (00254.HK) will hold a Board of Directors meeting on February 25, 2025 (Tuesday) to consider and approve (among other things) the Group's interim results for the six months ending December 31, 2024.
NUR HOLDINGS: NOTICE OF BOARD MEETING
Major bank rating | Bank of China International: Reiterates that Trip.com is the preferred stock in the travel Sector.
China Merchants International published a Research Report, citing travel data from the Spring Festival holiday in January to February this year, believing that overall tourism demand in China remains strong. The bank stated that while it reaffirms its optimistic view on the tourism Industry, it believes that recent incidents of electronic fraud related to Chinese citizens in Thailand may lead to a decrease in outbound travel demand to Southeast Asia.
During the Spring Festival holiday, the overall number of visitors to Hong Kong was approximately 1.4 million, with hotel occupancy rates generally reaching 90%.
The mainland Spring Festival holiday (from January 28 to February 4) ended yesterday, with a total of about 1.4 million visitors to Hong Kong, and the arrangements for receiving tourists were smooth.
NUR HOLDINGS [00254] is currently reported at 0.03 Hong Kong dollars, an increase of 15.39%.
As of 10:31, NUR HOLDINGS [00254] reported HKD 0.03, an increase of HKD 0.004 or 15.39% compared to yesterday's closing price of HKD 0.026, with a transaction amount of HKD 0.0099 million, today's highest price at HKD 0.03, and lowest price at HKD 0.027. Based on yesterday's closing price, the 10-day average price is HKD 0.03, the 50-day average price is HKD 0.03, and the current PE is -12.38 times, with a 14-day Relative Strength Index of 46.67.
The potential of "China Travel": there is still an annual increase of 200-350 billion RMB.
Bank of America predicts that if the proportion of tourism exports to GDP in China can catch up to the levels of South Korea or Japan, it will bring more than 20-350 billion yuan in income to China's tourism industry.
