AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoHKEX Surge: Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing posted record Q2 net income of HK$5.38b (up 21%) as IPOs and trading volumes stayed hot, with CEO Bonnie Chan’s contract renewed for three years from March 2027. Tech & Markets: Asian stocks slipped as chip and robotics shares fell, while Hong Kong’s Hang Seng edged down slightly; the big headline was Unitree’s Shanghai debut, with shares jumping as much as 629% before settling up 460%. AI Chips to China: ByteDance and Tencent took deliveries of roughly 10,000 Nvidia H200 accelerators each, marking the first meaningful mainland movement since export approvals—though Beijing reportedly pushes most units to stay off the mainland and route via Hong Kong. Customs Crackdown: Hong Kong customs arrested two Opatra London staff over alleged aggressive, misleading sales tactics; the chain has suspended operations across four branches. Cross-Border Planning: Hong Kong and Shenzhen held a task force meeting on boundary control points, including Huanggang Port preparations and Sha Tau Kok redevelopment. Business Expansion: Prudential Hong Kong agreed to expand its headquarters footprint at Swire’s One Taikoo Place and One Island East, taking 83,000 sq ft. Lifestyle & Events: Festival Walk launched a Winnie the Pooh 100th anniversary pop-up until Sept 3, and W Hong Kong/Elements announced “Vibes Below Zero” on Sept 11.
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