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NEWBORNTOWN (09911.HK): Three D Partners has further purchased a total of 4 million shares based on stock acquisition.
Gelonghui announced on December 20 that NEWBORNTOWN (09911.HK) has disclosed that from April 28, 2023, to December 13, 2024, Three D Partners Limited purchased a total of 56,954,000 shares from the market. Subsequently, from December 16, 2024, to December 20, 2024, Three D Partners Limited further purchased a total of 3,998,000 shares from the market according to the share purchase.
Selected announcements | Ping An Insurance's original premium income in the current year is nearly 800 billion yuan; GANFENGLITHIUM's Goulamina spodumene project phase one has officially gone into production.
In the first 11 months, New China Life Insurance accumulated original insurance premium income of 163.1663 billion yuan, a year-on-year increase of 2.2%; Ideal Autos granted a total of 3.94697 million restricted stock units.
Express News | Newborn Town - Funds Provided for Co's Share Schemes
Express News | Newborn Town Inc - to Provide Funds Not Exceeding HK$200 Mln Within Next Two Years
The popularity of AI Advertising Marketing continues, with AppLovin, 汇量, NEWBORNTOWN and others reaping the benefits.
Recently, the enthusiasm for AI in the Capital Markets has surged again, with Institutions competing to investigate AI application companies, driving stock prices higher. From domestic to overseas, the enthusiasm for AI continues to be released. Among them, Advertising Marketing, as an industry that has embraced AI transformation early on, has allowed many companies to reap the first wave of benefits. When mentioning Advertising Marketing, one cannot overlook AppLovin, which has been dubbed the "AI Monster Stock" this year. This year, the US stock market AI Advertising Marketing giant AppLovin has become a new darling of Wall Street with its outstanding AI application performance, with its stock price increasing over 790% since the beginning of the year and Market Cap exceeding 100 billion dollars.
Newborn Town's Appointee Repurchases Further Shares
