-- Tribune Resources (ASX:TBR) said it plans to buy back a maximum of 5.2 million of its ordinary, fully-paid shares in an on-market repurchase program, according to a Wednesday filing with the Australian bourse.
The proposed program will start on May 21 and run until May 21, 2027, the filing said.
Simcere Pharmaceutical (HKG:2096) received Chinese regulatory approval to begin clinical trials of SIM0613, according to a Hong Kong bourse filing Wednesday.The injection is intended to treat advanced solid tumors and is licensed to Ipsen Pharma in regions outside Greater China.
Meitu (HKG:1357) said the number of paying subscribers using its platform grew 30% year on year to 17.90 million as of end March, according to a Hong Kong bourse filing Wednesday.Paying subscribers for the company's productivity tools grew 53% to 2.34 million, while leisure app subscribers increased 27% to 15.56 million, the firm said.The company's core revenue grew 34.3% year on year to 852 million yuan, while other businesses remained "stable overall."The company's annual recurring revenue for AI-driven productivity apps stood at 580 million yuan as of March, a 56% increase from a year earlier.
Yidu Tech (HKG:2158) said its subsidiary EVYD Research Private Limited won a contract from Singapore Health Services for the implementation and support of Dr Buddy, according to a Wednesday Hong Kong bourse filing.The total project amount is about SG$2.3 million.