Hong Kong Stock Movers: BUSYMING (01768) Rises Over 4% Intraday; Award Scheme Strengthens Long-Term Incentives and Talent Retention as Value-Retail Segment Maintains Strong Momentum

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According to Zhitong Finance APP, BUSYMING (01768) rose more than 4% intraday. As of press time, it was up 2.84% at HK$348, with a turnover of HK$64.4831 million.

On the news front, BUSYMING previously announced that under its 2026 H-share award scheme, it granted share incentives to 185 employee participants, involving approximately 1.62 million shares, equivalent to 0.74% of the total issued shares. Goldman Sachs believes the design of the H-share award scheme effectively balances long-term incentives with performance accountability. The broad employee coverage and meaningful equity participation further align the interests of core employees with those of shareholders, which helps support organizational stability and execution capability during the company's rapid expansion phase.

Huayuan Securities stated that in 2026, the value-retail snack channel continues to maintain a high level of industry prosperity, with leading value-retail players achieving simultaneous improvements in quality and efficiency alongside rapid growth in scale and profitability. Meanwhile, performance at the snack factory end is diverging, with leaders still demonstrating strong operational resilience. BUSYMING and other leading value-retail snack players are recommended.

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