Nio (HKG:9866, SGX:NIO) delivered 37,705 vehicles in May, up 62% from a year earlier, according to a Monday press release.
The deliveries comprised 20,013 NIO-branded premium smart electric vehicles, 12,029 vehicles under the ONVO brand and 5,663 vehicles under the FIREFLY brand.
For the first five months, deliveries rose 69% to 150,526 units.
Hong Kong-listed shares of the new-energy vehicle maker were up over 7% in Monday afternoon trade.
Automobile manufacturer SML Mahindra's (NSE:SMLMAH, BOM:505192) total sales rose 15% to 1,767 units in May from 1,543 units sold a year ago, according to a Monday filing to the Indian stock exchanges.Passenger vehicle sales jumped 26% year on year in the reported month to 1,423 units, while cargo vehicle sales fell 17% to 344 units.The company's shares were down over 2% in recent trade.
One of Xianhe's (SHA:603733) actual controllers, Wang Minglong, received a fine of 600,000 yuan from the China Securities Regulatory Commission for short-swing trading, according to a Saturday filing on the Shanghai bourse.The Chinese packaging paper manufacturer's shares jumped 6% at the close of Monday's trade.The regulator found that Wang sold and purchased shares within six months between 2020 and 2025.
Haosen Fintech (HKG:3848) proposed a five-for-one share subdivision, according to a Friday Hong Kong bourse filing.Under the proposal, each existing share with a par value of HK$0.01 will be subdivided into five shares with a par value of HK$0.002 each.Based on the current issued share capital, the number of issued shares would increase to 782.1 million from 156.4 million.The board lot size will remain unchanged at 1,000 shares.The company said the share subdivision is expected to enhance trading liquidity, lower the investment threshold for investors, and attract broader market participation.The share subdivision is expected to take effect on July 7, subject to shareholder and regulatory approvals.