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Huaneng International and others set up a new energy company in Nanjing with a registered capital of 164 million yuan. According to Sky Eye App, Huaneng (Nanjing Jiangning) New Energy Co., Ltd. was recently established, with the legal representative of Wang Changbin and a registered capital of 164 million yuan. Its business scope includes power generation business, power transmission business, power supply (distribution) business, construction project supervision, wind power generation technical services, energy storage technical services, solar power generation technical services, and investment activities with its own funds. According to shareholder information, the company is jointly owned by Huaneng International Power Jiangsu Energy Development Co., Ltd. and Sino-Singapore Green Investment Private Co., Ltd. under Huaneng International (600011).Foreign media explosion: Biden's government is considering imposing new sanctions on Russian oil trade before Trump takes office, and the details have yet to be finalized. Bloomberg reported on the 10th local time that Biden's government is considering imposing new and stricter sanctions on Russian oil trade, trying to further increase pressure on Russia before Trump, the US president-elect, returns to the White House. The report quoted people who are familiar with the situation but do not want to be named as saying that the details of possible new measures are still being worked out, but Biden's team is considering imposing restrictions on some Russian oil exports. (World Wide Web)YTO Express invested 30 million yuan in Hengyang City to set up a new company. The enterprise search APP shows that recently, Hengyang YTO Express Co., Ltd. was established, with the legal representative of Sun Kai and the registered capital of 30 million yuan. Its business scope includes: general cargo warehousing services; Domestic freight forwarder; Storage equipment rental service. Enterprise equity penetration shows that the company is indirectly wholly-owned by YTO Express.

50 Hong Kong stocks were repurchased by the company yesterday, with Tencent Holdings, Guangzhou Automobile Group and AIA having the largest amount of repurchase. On December 10th, a total of 50 Hong Kong stocks were repurchased by the company, and the amount of repurchase of 8 stocks exceeded HK$ 10 million. Among them, Tencent Holdings, Guangzhou Automobile Group and AIA have the largest repurchase amounts, with the repurchase amounts of HK$ 703 million, HK$ 64,988,500 and HK$ 62,310,000 respectively.At the beginning of the three major indexes, the GEM index rose by 0.39%, and the concepts of quantum technology and chips led the gains.Fosun's tourism culture premium is about 95%. Privatization resumed on December 11, and Fosun's tourism culture (01992) was announced. The company's shares resumed trading at 9: 00 am on December 11, 2024. Fosun's tourism culture plan was privatized by agreement and its listing status was revoked. The board of directors proposed to buy back shares at a price of HK$ 7.80 per share, which was 95% higher than the closing price before suspension.

Lee Ka Chiu John: The Hong Kong SAR Government hopes to set up a food and drug administration in the future. Lee Ka Chiu John, Chief Executive of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (HKSAR) said today (11th) that the SAR Government hopes to set up a food and drug administration in the long run to give full play to the advantages of clinical trials with the Mainland.Low-priced stocks fluctuated strongly, with Shan Ying International, Palm, Xiamen Industrial Co., Huaying Agriculture, Smith Barney, Pubang, Yabo and Jishi Media trading daily.In early trading, most of the main contracts of domestic futures fell. Palm oil fell more than 2%, alumina, Shanghai nickel, coking coal, glass, iron ore, soda ash and lithium carbonate fell more than 1%, and No.20 glue, methanol and stainless steel (SS) fell nearly 1%. In terms of increase, the Shanghai-Tianjin and Container Lines Europe rose by over 1%, while vegetable oil and fuel oil rose by nearly 1%.