On January 23, Alibaba-W (09988) spent approximately 9.9826 million USD to repurchase 0.9328 million shares.
Alibaba-W (09988) announced that it will spend approximately 9.9826 million USD to repurchase on January 23, 2025.
The first phase of Alipay's "Tap to Connect" in Macau has been successfully integrated with over a thousand local merchant stores, with hopes to expand to all of Macau in the future.
(Macau, January 24, 2025) – As the Lunar New Year approaches, mainland travelers are increasingly eager to travel south. The Macau Tourism Board expects that during this New Year period, the average daily number of visitors in Macau will reach 0.185 million, with an estimated annual total of up to 39 million. In this peak season for New Year travel, Alipay and Macau Pass are expanding their cooperation to further extend the "tap to pay" service to more commercial areas and attractions in Macau, providing visitors with a more convenient payment and travel Consumer experience. Since the launch of the "tap to pay" innovative payment method at the Sands Resort Macau on January 14, Alipay's "tap to pay" has already been
Hong Kong stock fluctuation | The Hengke Index increased by over 3% in the afternoon, Network Technology stocks are all in the green, JD-SW (09618) rose by more than 3%.
In the afternoon, the 恒科 Index rose more than 3%. In terms of constituent stocks, Network Technology stocks all turned positive, with JD-SW (09618) up 3.24% to HKD 156.1; KINGSOFT (03888) rose 3.19% to HKD 35.55.
Asian stock markets have risen to a one-month high.
The MSCI Asia-Pacific Index rose by 0.9% at one point, reaching its highest level since December 18 of last year. The index has increased by 2.5% this week, likely marking the largest weekly gain since September. Technology stocks such as Tencent, Alibaba, and Xiaomi contributed the most to Friday's surge.
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On January 22, Alibaba-W (09988.HK) spent 9.988 million US dollars to repurchase 0.937 million shares.
Gelonghui January 23丨Alibaba-W (09988.HK) announced that on January 22, it spent 9.988 million USD to buy back 0.937 million shares.
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