No Data
No Data
CISI FIN (06058.HK) received a total subscription amount of 7 million US dollars in notes.
On January 3, Gelonghui reported that CISI FIN (06058.HK) announced that its indirectly wholly-owned subsidiary, CISI Investment, subscribed to the issuer's bonds through the lead underwriter on January 2, 2025. The relevant instructions were confirmed on January 2, 2025, and CISI Investment was allocated a subscription amount of 7 million USD in bonds, for a price of 6,991,810 USD, excluding Trade costs.
Sinolink: With the dual benefit of policy bullish and warming funds, the Brokerage sector is expected to see an increase in both valuation and performance.
Sinolink released a Research Report stating that looking ahead to 2025, liquidity is expected to further ease, enhancing market stability and building a solid market bottom. The improvement in economic fundamentals is confirmed, and the stock market is likely to rise further, which is Bullish for the valuation and performance of the Brokerage Sector.
Hong Kong stocks fluctuate | China-affiliated brokerage stocks rise broadly in early trading. Key meetings further clarify the stability of the stock market, with bullish trends in both stocks and bonds benefiting the brokerage sector.
China-affiliated brokerage stocks rose broadly in the morning session. As of the time of writing, gf sec (01776) rose 4.31%, trading at 12.1 HKD; swhy (03678) rose 3.8%, trading at 3.28 HKD; htsc (06886) rose 2.92%, trading at 14.8 HKD; china merchants (06099) rose 1.67%, trading at 18.28 HKD.
The amount of the note sold by cisi fin subsidiary is 6.2 million US dollars.
Cisi fin (06058) announced that on December 5, 2024, the company's indirect wholly-owned subsidiary, CISI Investment, sold notes with a principal amount of 6.2 million USD on the open market for a price of approximately 6.2806 million USD.
Express News | China Industrial Securities International Financial - Acquisitions of Perpetual Securities by Unit for Aggregate Principal Amount $7.4 Mln
CISI Financial Unit Buys Nearly $10 Million of Perpetual Bonds