Hangzhou Tigermed Consulting (HKG:3347, SHE:300347) will pay a dividend of around HK$1.45 per 10 shares for the year 2025, according to a Tuesday Hong Kong bourse filing.
Shares of the Chinese medical laboratory operator were down nearly 2% in Wednesday afternoon trading.
The dividend will be paid July 31 to shareholders of record June 26.
ContiOcean Environment Tech (HKG:2613) has received formal listing approval from the Hong Kong bourse to convert and list 30 million domestic shares in the city, according to a Tuesday filing.The shares are held by five investors and represent 75% of the maritime engineering group's total issued share capital.
China Literature's (HKG:0772) operating entity in China, Shanghai Hongwen Networking Technology, agreed to acquire 28.22% equity interest in game developer Wuhan YHKT Entertainment, according to a Tuesday Hong Kong bourse filing.Shares of the online literature platform were down nearly 3% in Wednesday afternoon trading.Following completion of the purchase from Linzhi Lichuang Information Technology for 400.8 million yuan, China Literature will own a 59.7% stake in the target firm.The acquisition is expected to boost China Literature's competitive advantages in building a leading IP industry value chain, the filing said.Linzhi Lichuang Information Technology is ultimately controlled by Tencent (HKG:0700), which is the controlling shareholder of China Literature.
Ximei Resources (HKG:9936) is looking to raise HK$549 million via a two-step stock offering, according to a Hong Kong bourse filing Tuesday.Wu Lijue, the company's founder and chairman, plans to sell 34.1 million shares of the company at HK$16.10 apiece to new investors.The shareholder then plans to subscribe to an equal number of shares from Ximei Resources on the same terms.The shares represent 8.97% of the company's issued share capital and 8.23% as enlarged by the offering.Funds raised will be used for developing the company's business and general working capital.