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Hong Kong Stock Puxing Energy Closes Up 141.38% After Announcing Subscription to Preferred Shares of an Exchange

Hong Kong Stock Puxing Energy Closes Up 141.38% After Announcing Subscription to Preferred Shares of an Exchange

金色财经金色财经2025/07/10 08:46
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On July 10, shares of Hong Kong-listed company Puxing Energy (0090) surged nearly 280% during the morning session. By the close, the stock was up 141.38% at HKD 1.40, having reached a high of HKD 2.24. Previously, the company announced that it had subscribed to Series A preferred shares issued by a certain exchange, acquiring a stake of no more than 5% and becoming a shareholder.

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