-- 星辰運動醫學（HKG:1609）週二上午在香港首日表現亮眼，開盤價較首次公開發行（IPO）價格上漲192.4%。 這家總部位於中國的醫療器材公司以每股288港元開盤，遠高於98.50港元的發行價。
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Universal Store Holdings' Group Retail Sales Grow 14% for First 43 Weeks of Fiscal Year 2026
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Peel Mining Says Court Approves Shareholder Meeting for Planned Acquisition by Aeris Resources; Aeris Resources Shares Fall 5%
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