-- Beijing 51World Digital Twin Technology (HKG:6651) posted 181.8 million yuan in attributable loss for 2025, widening from 79.1 million yuan in 2024, according to a Hong Kong bourse filing Friday.
Shares of the digital twin technology company fell nearly 3% in morning trade Monday.
Loss per share was 0.48 yuan, compared with 0.21 yuan in the prior year.
Revenue rose to 347.8 million yuan from 287.4 million yuan in 2024.
Hunan Gold (SHE:002155) posted first-quarter attributable net profit of 595.5 million yuan, up 79% from 332.3 million yuan the previous year.Earnings per share went up to 0.38 yuan from 0.21 yuan, according to a weekend filing with the Shenzhen bourse.Operating revenue climbed 44% year over year to 18.8 billion yuan from 13.1 billion yuan.Shares of the miner declined 2% in recent trade.
Singapore's manufacturing output jumped 10.1% in March, backed by strong growth across almost all clusters, the city-state's Department of Statistics reported Monday.Excluding biomedical manufacturing, output rose 13.5% year-on-year in March.Electronics output grew 30%, driven by robust AI-related demand, the data showed. Precision engineering gained 14.0%, while general manufacturing and transport engineering expanded 7.6% and 2.0%, respectively.Meanwhile, biomedical manufacturing fell 14.3%, mainly due to softer demand for medical devices, while chemicals dropped 16.0%.On a month-on-month basis, manufacturing output increased 4.7% in March. Excluding biomedical manufacturing, output was up 3.5% on a monthly basis.
G8 Education (ASX:GEM) said Macquarie Group (ASX:MQG) became a substantial holder on April 22 after acquiring 39.2 million securities of the firm, according to a Monday Australian bourse filing.Macquarie's voting power in the firm is now 5.08%.Its shares were up over 1% in recent trading on Monday.