Hong Kong Stock Movement: NAS HOLDINGS plummets 16.92%, active trading attracts market attention

Hong Kong Stock Movement NAS HOLDINGS fell 16.92%, with no significant news recently. Trading is active, and capital flow is evident. Considering the sector and industry trends, the stock shows significant volatility, and the specific reasons need further observation. Stocks with High Trading Volume in the Industry HaoTian International Construction Investment rose 2.59%. Based on recent key news: On November 25, HaoTian International Construction Investment announced the completion of the sale of 85% equity in Alcott Global Limited. The completion of this transaction means that the company no longer holds any equity in the target company, leading to market attention on its future development direction and stock price volatility. On November 25, despite the completion of the above transaction, HaoTian International Construction Investment's stock price fell 2.52% at the close of the day, with a trading volume of 368 million shares, indicating a complex market reaction to the transaction. On November 21, all transaction conditions were met, and the market had anticipated the completion of the transaction, which may impact short-term stock price fluctuations. It ranks 14th in the specialized equipment industry. Energy and Energy Global fell 2.50%, with a trading volume of HKD 37.78 million, and no significant news recently. Trading is active, and capital flow is evident. Considering the sector and industry trends, the stock shows significant volatility, and the specific reasons need further observation. Bank of China Aviation Leasing rose 2.36%, with a trading volume of HKD 34.49 million, and no significant news recently. Trading is active, and capital flow is evident. Considering the sector and industry trends, the stock shows significant volatility, and the specific reasons need further observation. Stocks with High Market Capitalization in the Industry Weilu Group fell 1.18%. Based on recent key news: On November 25, Weilu Group announced that its wholly-owned subsidiary Weilu International Finance's winding-up petition has been withdrawn. Previously, the petitioner submitted a petition to the Hong Kong High Court for an amount of HKD 12 million. According to the repayment agreement reached by both parties, Weilu International Finance has paid HKD 8 million on time and will pay HKD 3 million on or before August 31, 2026, and HKD 1 million to designated charities on or before the end of 2026. This news alleviated market concerns about the company's financial situation, but the stock price still fell slightly. On November 24, Weilu International Finance reached an agreement with the petitioner to withdraw the winding-up petition. The agreement stipulates that Weilu International Finance must pay the relevant amounts on time to avoid further legal action. This move is seen as the company's proactive effort to resolve financial disputes; however, the market reaction remains cautious. On November 24, the Hong Kong Stock Exchange announced that the winding-up petition for Weilu International Finance has been withdrawn. This announcement further confirmed the settlement agreement reached between the company and its creditors; nevertheless, investors remain cautious about the company's future financial health. The market holds a wait-and-see attitude towards financial health