Anbang Save-Guard Group (SHA:603373) appointed Shao Jue as the company's new chief financial officer, according to a Shanghai bourse filing on Thursday.
Jue, who previously served as the firm's vice general manager, takes over from Shi Huanting, who resigned due to work requirements.
The Chinese financial armed escort provider's shares fell 2% during afternoon trade.
Kim Forest Enterprise (TPE:6645) won a tender to supply whole genome sequencing assay kits to a national hospital in Taiwan under a contract worth NT$110 million, according to a Wednesday Taiwan Exchange filing.Shares slid about 2% in Thursday's late morning trade.The contract runs from June 10, 2026, to Dec. 31, 2028.Kim Forest said the deal is expected to expand its business operations and boost revenue.
Beijing Balance Medical Technology (SHA:688198) plans to repurchase shares worth between 50 million yuan and 100 million yuan, according to a Shanghai bourse filing on Thursday.The company will buy back between 359,583 shares and 719,165 shares, which represents 0.26% to 0.52% of the company's total shares, within 12 months after the approval of the board of directors.The maximum repurchase price will be 139.05 yuan per share.The repurchased shares will be used for the company's employee stock ownership plan or equity incentives.The medical device manufacturer's shares rose 1% during the morning trade.
MediaTek (TPE:2454) booked consolidated net sales of NT$47.4 billion in May, up 1.5% from NT$46.7 billion in April, according to a Wednesday Taiwan Exchange filing.Shares slid about 3% in Thursday's late morning trade.MediaTek did not provide further details in the filing.