Retail investors subscribed to 7.48 billion shares, 298.75 times the shares offered to them, InnoCare said in a filing to Hong Kong exchange.
Retail investors subscribed to 7.48 billion shares, 298.75 times the shares offered to them, InnoCare said in a filing to Hong Kong exchange.
Chinese cancer drugs developer InnoCare’s IPO nearly 300-time subscribed in Hong Kong despite global market crash
Citigroup said its base case is that Brent would average US$17 a barrel or lower in the second quarter, with a bear case of a US$5 average.
Citigroup said its base case is that Brent would average US$17 a barrel or lower in the second quarter, with a bear case of a US$5 average.
Improved sentiment comes even after US jobless claims rose to the highest in more than two years and total coronavirus fatalities in Italy surpassed those in China.
Improved sentiment comes even after US jobless claims rose to the highest in more than two years and total coronavirus fatalities in Italy surpassed those in China.
“Traders are closely monitoring the markets and not willing to make a large bet now,” said Kenny Wen, wealth management strategist at Everbright Sun Hung Kai.
“Aggressive investors who want to capture the short-term potential rebound can target IT stocks,” said Kenny Wen at Everbright Sun Hung Kai, specifically Alibaba, Tencent, Meituan Dianping and those linked to 5G.
“Aggressive investors who want to capture the short-term potential rebound can target IT stocks,” said Kenny Wen at Everbright Sun Hung Kai, specifically Alibaba, Tencent, Meituan Dianping and those linked to 5G.
‘This is a good opportunity for long-term investors to go bargain hunting in the Macau gaming coverage,’ Morningstar equity analyst Chelsey Tam said.
‘This is a good opportunity for long-term investors to go bargain hunting in the Macau gaming coverage,’ Morningstar equity analyst Chelsey Tam said.
‘The virus situation is very likely to be a temporary disruption to production instead of a change in the structural trend,’ said Jefferies head of telecom research.
‘The virus situation is very likely to be a temporary disruption to production instead of a change in the structural trend,’ said Jefferies head of telecom research.