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JPMorgan Chase & Co's short position in H-shares of Ganfeng Lithium increases to 2.82% on Feb 4 from 1.98%, HKEX says

JPMorgan Chase & Co's short position in H-shares of Ganfeng Lithium increases to 2.82% on Feb 4 from 1.98%, HKEX says

JPMorgan Chase & Co's Long Position In H-Shares Of Ganfeng Lithium Increases To 6.07% On Feb 4 From 5.07%, HKEX Says

HKEX:JPMORGAN CHASE & CO'S LONG POSITION IN H-SHARES OF GANFENG LITHIUM INCREASES TO 6.07% ON FEB 4 FROM 5.07%

Hong Kong firms rush to issue convertibles – and trend could continue: bankers

A surge in Hong Kong-listed companies issuing convertible bonds is underway, with 11 firms raising US$7.4 billion in early 2026, driven by strong equity market sentiment. Notable issuers include Tianqi Lithium and Huatai Securities. Bankers anticipate this trend will persist as companies leverage high share prices to issue equity-linked instruments. Convertible bonds offer advantages over straight equity, allowing issuers to set higher conversion prices and providing investors with bond-like security while retaining profit potential. The expanding market is attracting more investors, with expectations for continued momentum, contingent on market conditions.

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The main contract for lithium carbonate fell by 8% during the day