- Meituan reported its Q2 FY26 IFRS revenue rose 14.4% year-over-year to RMB 104.64 billion.
- IFRS profit for the period more than doubled to RMB 2.16 billion, returning the company to profitability.
- Core Local Commerce revenue increased 10.1% to RMB 71.53 billion, while New Initiatives revenue grew 25% to RMB 33.11 billion with a narrowed operating loss.
- On August 28, Hong Kong stocks fluctuated narrowly with the Hang Seng Index closing basically flat at 25584.79 points and a total market turnover of about 2300 billion HKD.
- Sector performance showed significant divergence, with real estate stocks split sharply, tech software firms generally strengthening, and energy shares posting widespread gains.
- Major highlights included Meitu and Kingdee rising over 6%, while real estate firms like Sunac surged more than 10% and Shimao dropped nearly 12%.
- MEITUAN-W LongCat Team principal researcher and General Agent head Gu Qi is leaving the company.
- Gu plans to start a business in the multimodal model sector and is currently in talks with venture capital firms.
- As a core contributor to the LongCat series models, Gu previously worked at ByteDance and Ant Group.
- On August 28, Hong Kong stocks opened higher and fluctuated with the Hang Seng Index up 0.18 % to 25611.38 points and a total market turnover of about 1589 billion HKD.
- Software stocks strengthened driven by US tech rallies with Kingdee International rising nearly 7 %, while mobile supply chain and AI concept stocks also showed active performance.
- Conversely, shipping stocks like OOCL slumped over 9 % following a weak earnings report, and large tech stocks exhibited a divergent trend.
- The HSI opened down 155 points at 25,410 points, while major US stock indices closed higher, driven by a surge in NVIDIA Corporation following strong earnings results.
- Hong Kong tech and banking stocks generally declined at the opening, whereas individual companies experienced notable stock movements following their corporate earnings reports and financial disclosures.
- Shimao Group opened 10.45% lower after facing another winding-up petition, while companies like Tianqi Lithium surged following a significant jump in interim profit.
- On August 27, Hong Kong stocks closed lower collectively, with the Hang Seng Index down 0.34% to 25565.74 points and a total turnover of approximately 2335 billion HKD.
- Innovative drug and semiconductor sectors bucked the trend and strengthened significantly, driven by robust earnings reports and Nvidia's strong performance.
- Conversely, consumption stocks like Mixue Group plunged over 8% due to disappointing semi-annual results, while autonomous driving stocks declined amid stricter regulatory policies.
- On August 27, Hong Kong stocks showed divergent trends with the Hang Seng Index falling 0.25% to 25588 points amid a morning turnover of 75.7 billion HKD.
- Propelled by Nvidia's strong financial results and Zhipu's new AI model, AI concept stocks rallied significantly with companies like Montage Technology surging over 7%.
- Hansoh Pharmaceutical spiked over 13% following a robust interim report, while other sectors experienced varied performances including Baidu rising nearly 6% and China Feihe dropping nearly 10%.
- On August 26, Hong Kong stocks closed slightly higher, with the Hang Seng Index up 0.56% to 25652.97 points and a total turnover of approximately 2548 billion HKD.
- Resource stocks, consumer goods, and brokerage sectors experienced strong gains, driven by favorable corporate earnings and commodity price support.
- Meanwhile, internal real estate stocks showed divergence, and water and pharmaceutical stocks partially weakened.
- At the midday close, the Hang Seng Index rose 174 points or 0.7 % to 25,685, while the Hang Seng Tech Index gained 72 points or 1.6 % to 4,660.
- Major tech heavyweights and index constituents experienced upward momentum, with XIAOMI increasing over 4 % and H&H INTL HLDG hitting new highs.
- The Hang Seng China Enterprises Index also advanced by 104 points or 1.2 % to close at 8,549.
- The Hong Kong Hang Seng Index opened 124 points higher at 25,635 on the morning of August 26, driven by broader gains across major tech shares and corporate earnings reports.
- Major technology firms rebounded, including BABA-W which rose over 1% following reports of stakeholder share increases, while INNOVENT BIO surged over 6% after reporting a 50% growth in 1H profit.
- International oil prices declined by more than 2% following a temporary security passage arrangement in the Strait of Hormuz, causing oil stocks like CNOOC and PETROCHINA to open lower.