HIPINE Shares Surge Over 30% in Early Trading, Announces HKD 30 Million H-Share Buyback Plan

Stock News06-12 10:08

Shares of HIPINE (02583) experienced a significant surge, climbing over 30% during early trading on the Hong Kong market.

This notable movement follows a week of highly volatile trading for the stock, with its performance resembling a rollercoaster ride.

Earlier in the week, on June 10th, the stock price had skyrocketed by more than 80% to reach HKD 101.4 during the session.

However, in a sharp reversal, the shares plunged over 17% in the previous trading day, erasing a substantial portion of those earlier gains.

Despite recent fluctuations, the stock remains down more than 60% from its all-time high of HKD 216 reached in January of this year.

At the time of writing, the shares were up 13.83%, trading at HKD 68.3, with a turnover of HKD 144 million.

The catalyst for the morning's sharp rise is the company's announcement made last evening regarding a share repurchase plan.

HIPINE disclosed its intention to buy back its H-shares under a general mandate, allocating a total sum not exceeding the equivalent of HKD 30 million for the repurchases.

In related news, a recent research report from a major securities firm highlighted the company's strong market position.

The report identifies HIPINE as a leading domestic manufacturer of premium足金贵金属 wristwatches.

It notes that the company has established a significant competitive edge through its advanced brand craftsmanship and diverse cross-industry collaborations, which contribute to a high level of brand premium.

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