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Huatai Securities (SHA:601688, HKG:6886), through Huatai International Finance, issued seven tranches of medium-term bonds totaling $359.5 million, according to a Shanghai bourse filing on Tuesday.Huatai International Finance is a special purpose vehicle that served as the bond issuer.
Huatai Securities (SHA:601688, HKG:6886) reported 11.7 billion yuan in profit attributable to shareholders for the first half, compared with 7.55 billion yuan a year ago, a Friday bourse filing showed.EPS moved to 1.19 yuan from 0.80 yuan year over year.For the six months ended June 30, revenue stood at 33.2 billion yuan, versus 21.1 billion yuan previously, the securities company said.The company declared a dividend of 0.18 yuan per share for the period, payable Oct. 23 to shareholders of record as of Sept. 17.
Huatai Securities (SHA:601688, HKG:6886) unit Huatai International Finance on Thursday issued two tranches of medium-term notes totaling $130 million.Proceeds will support business development and daily working capital needs, according to a Friday filing with the Shanghai bourse.Shares of the securities company rose 1% in recent trade on the Shanghai and Hong Kong bourses.
Huatai Securities' (SHA:601688, HKG:6886) indirectly wholly-owned special purpose vehicle Huatai International Finance issued two tranches of bonds for $20 million, according to a Friday filing with the Shanghai Stock Exchange.The SPV's parent and direct subsidiary of the listed company, Huatai International Financial, is the guarantor of the issuance.The issuance is part of a $3 billion debt program launched in 2020.
Huatai Securities (SHA:601688, HKG:6886) has applied to increase the size of its medium-term note program on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange to $10 billion from $3 billion, according to a Friday filing on the Shanghai bourse.The program was originally established and listed on the Hong Kong bourse in 2023.The securities company's Shanghai shares slipped 1% during the morning trade, while its Hong Kong-listed shares fell almost 1%.
Huatai Securities (SHA:601688, HKG:6886) indirect unit Huatai International Finance issued eight tranches of medium-term notes totaling $347 million.Proceeds will support business development and working capital needs, according to a Monday filing on the Shanghai bourse.Shares of the securities company were down 2% in recent trade on the Hong Kong bourse and 1% in Shanghai.
Huatai Securities' (SHA:601688, HKG:6886) unit, Huatai International Finance, issued two medium-term bonds with a total of $100 million, according to a Wednesday filing on the Shanghai bourse.The issuance was part of an $3 billion offshore medium-term bond program that was launched in 2020.Huatai International Finance will receive a guarantee amount equivalent to approximately 681 million yuan for the issuance.
Huatai Securities' (SHA:601688, HKG:6886) unit, Huatai International Finance, will receive guarantee worth $75 million for the issuance of two tranches of medium-term bonds, according to a Shanghai bourse filing on Friday.The bonds respectively amount to $55 million and $20 million.Another subsidiary of the Chinese securities company, Huatai International Financial Holding, will provide the guarantee.The issuance is part of a $3 billion offshore medium-term bond program that was launched in October 2020.The company's Shanghai and Hong Kong shares both fell 2% during the morning trade.
Huatai Securities (SHA:601688, HKG:6886) guaranteed indirect unit Huatai International Financial's issuance of three tranches of medium-term notes totaling $175 million.The issuance-comprising $100 million, $50 million and $25 million tranches-aims to support business development and working capital needs, according to a Thursday filing with the Shanghai bourse.Shares of the company slid 2% in recent trade on the Shanghai bourse.
Huatai Securities' (SHA:601688, HKG:6886) unit, Huatai International Finance, issued medium-term bonds worth $50 million, according to a Shanghai bourse filing on Wednesday.The issuance is part of Huatai International Finance's $3 billion medium-term bond program that was launched in 2020.The amount for the current issuance is guaranteed by another subsidiary of the securities company, Huatai International Financial Holdings.
Huatai Securities (SHA:601688, HKG:6886) expects an attributable profit of between 11.3 billion yuan and 11.7 billion yuan for the first half of 2026, up 50% to 55% from 7.55 billion a year prior.The securities company attributed the forecast to a significantly higher revenue from its major segments, including wealth management, institutional services, investment management, and international business, according to a Tuesday Hong Kong bourse filing.
The People's Bank of China (PBOC) maintained its benchmark lending rates for the 12th consecutive month on Wednesday, matching market forecasts.The central bank kept the one-year loan prime rate (LPR) -- the benchmark for most corporate and household loans -- at 3.00% and the five-year LPR at 3.50%. The five-year LPR is the reference rate for property mortgages.The decision aligned with a unanimous consensus among market participants polled by Reuters. Analysts widely expected the hold as policymakers balance cooling domestic demand against rising factory-gate inflation.Data from the National Bureau of Statistics last week showed that April consumer prices rose 1.2% year-on-year, while the producer price index increased 2.8%, a 45-month high, driven by commodity cost pressures tied to conflicts in the Middle East."Luckily for China, this rising inflation backdrop stems from a near-deflationary environment over the past few years. Thus, the People's Bank of China doesn't face the rate hike pressure that many global central banks are now facing," Lynn Song, ING's chief economist for Greater China, said in a May 15 note.Despite a slowdown in China's economic indicators in April, Beijing continues to hold off on rolling out new stimulus.Retail sales rose 0.2%, the lowest since December 2022, while industrial output jumped 4.1%, lower than the previous month's 5.7%."The monetary policy tone suggests that rate cuts are conditional. With liquidity still ample, it looks increasingly likely that any potential easing won't take place until the second half of the year," Song said in a separate note.Geopolitical factors continue to influence market expectations. While Beijing refrained from introducing major economic stimulus following its late-April Politburo meeting, a recent high-stakes summit between U.S. President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping yielded modest trade developments including commitments for U.S. agricultural purchases and the renewal of export licenses for U.S. beef enterprises.Economists from TD Securities and Huatai Securities (HKG:6886, SHA:601688) expect Beijing to prioritize targeted, sector-specific intervention over broad monetary easing, Reuters reported."We foresee the PBOC being more hesitant to cut rates to stimulate growth after the surge in producer prices, which may reflect a more worrying inflation backdrop," analysts from TD Securities were quoted by The Standard (Hong Kong) as saying.Huatai said the central bank's decision to retain rates signal "that the case for broad-based easing has weakened," The Standard reported.
Huatai Securities (HKG:6886, SHA:601688) logged net profit attributable to shareholders of 4.80 billion yuan for the first quarter, up 32% from 3.64 billion yuan a year earlier, according to a Wednesday Hong Kong bourse filing.Hong Kong-listed shares of the securities firm were down nearly 2% in Thursday afternoon trade.Earnings per share came in at 0.51 yuan, compared with 0.38 yuan a year earlier.Operating revenue rose 42% to 10.4 billion yuan from 7.37 billion yuan in the prior-year period.
