Hong Kong stocks are experiencing unusual movements | China-Affiliated Brokerage stocks soared in the morning, as policies enhance the stability of the Capital Markets. The Industry is expected to see high growth in performance in the fourth quarter, whic

China-Affiliated Brokerage stocks showed widespread gains in the morning session. As of the time of writing, China International Capital Corporation (03908) is up 3.72%, trading at HKD 12.84; China Merchants (06099) is up 2.97%, trading at HKD 14.56; GF SEC (01776) is up 2.36%, trading at HKD 10.4; and HAITONG SEC (06837) is up 2.4%, trading at HKD 6.41.

Zhitong Finance21:39 ET

Haitong Securities, Guotai Junan Securities Merger Gets Regulatory Approval

MT Newswires20:55 ET

Express News | Hong Kong Shares of Haitong Securities Set to Open up 2.1% on Approval of Merger With Guotai Junan Securities

Reuters20:20 ET

Express News | China Securities Regulator: Approves the Merger of Guotai Junan Securities and Haitong Securities

ReutersJan 17 07:33 ET

INSPUR DIGI ENT currently increased by 7%. The company continues to promote the domestic substitution process of ERP and other management Software.

INSPUR DIGI ENT (00596) rose 7% in early trading, reaching HKD 4.28, with a transaction value of 13.3521 million HKD. Public information shows that the actual controller of INSPUR DIGI ENT is the ShanDong Provincial State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission, and the parent company is INSPUR Group. HAITONG SEC previously stated that the company has strong competitiveness in the central enterprises, state-owned enterprises, and large corporate markets. With the rapid development of new technologies such as Cloud Computing and AI, the company continues to invest in R&D and innovation, fully upgrading the HaiYue Software product system to assist enterprises in their digital and intelligent transformation, while continuously promoting the domestic substitution process of management software such as ERP.

Sina Hong Kong StocksJan 13 22:26 ET

Haitong Securities Chairman Steps Down; Successor Named

MT NewswiresJan 13 19:27 ET