BILIBILI-W New Year's Eve Gala Achieves 350M Peak Viewers, Including Over 250K International Audiences
Stock Performance: BILIBILI-W (09626.HK) saw an increase of 5.100 (+2.644%) with short selling amounting to $14.94M and a ratio of 14.411%.
New Year's Eve Gala Broadcast: The 2025 New Year's Eve Gala was broadcast on December 31, 2025, achieving a peak viewership of 350 million on BILIBILI-W.
International Engagement: Over 250,000 overseas users from 200 countries and regions participated in the live broadcast, with real-time bullet screen interactions exceeding 10 million.
Post-Gala Viewership: Within 24 hours of the gala, related re-creation videos garnered over 100 million views.
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HSI Declines by 392 Points; KNOWLEDGE ATLAS Surges 5% Amid Ongoing AI Stock Rally
Market Overview: The HSI opened 1.5% lower at 26,640, with significant declines in tech stocks such as TENCENT and KUAISHOU, which dropped 1.7% and 1.9% respectively.
Short Selling Activity: Notable short selling was observed in several tech stocks, including BIDU and BILIBILI, with ratios exceeding 20%, indicating bearish sentiment among investors.
PPI Data: China's Producer Price Index (PPI) YoY for January showed a decline of 1.4%, slightly better than the previous value of -1.9% and above the forecast of -1.5%.
AI Stock Rally: The AI sector saw gains with MINIMAX-WP rising 11.9% after launching a new programming model, while KNOWLEDGE ATLAS also experienced a significant increase of 16.9%.
HSI Closes with a 233-Point Decline; BUD APAC Drops Over 5%; KNOWLEDGE ATLAS Soars Nearly 30%
Market Performance: The HSI closed at 27,032, down 233 points (0.9%), with significant declines in the HSCEI and HSTECH, while total market turnover reached HKD238.705 billion.
Company Earnings: BUD APAC was the worst-performing blue-chip stock, down 5.2% after reporting a 32.6% drop in net profit. Other companies like Lenovo and NetEase also saw declines despite some reporting increased profits.
Regulatory Actions: The Beijing Municipal Market Supervision Bureau engaged with 12 online ticket sales platforms, resulting in declines for companies like Trip.com and Meituan, which fell 3.9% and 4.5%, respectively.
AI Sector Growth: Following Premier Li Qiang's call for AI innovation, AI stocks like SenseTime and Knowledge Atlas saw significant gains, with Knowledge Atlas soaring 28.7% after launching a new product.
HSI Drops 242 Points at Midday, Driven by Technology Stocks; CN Developers and WUXI Series Surge
Market Performance: Hong Kong stocks faced a decline, with the HSI dropping 242 points (0.9%) to 27,023, while the HSCEI and HSTECH also fell by nearly 1% and 1.7%, respectively.
Tech Stocks Struggles: Major tech companies like NTES, BABA, and TENCENT saw significant drops in their share prices, with NTES down 3.8% and BABA down 2.1%, amid disappointing earnings reports and ongoing investment strategies.
Chinese Developers' Gains: Some Chinese developers, including CHINA VANKE and RONSHINECHINA, experienced gains due to reports of a potential RMB80 billion rescue package from the Shenzhen municipal government.
WUXI APPTEC's Success: WUXI APPTEC emerged as the best-performing blue chip, rising nearly 4% after Nomura raised its revenue expectations and target price, indicating strong future performance.
HSI Starts 55 Points Down; NTES-S and BUD APAC Drop; WUXI BIO Rises Sharply
U.S. Employment Data Impact: The U.S. January non-farm payroll data exceeded expectations, leading to a drop in the unemployment rate to 4.3%, which cooled market expectations for a Federal Reserve rate cut. The DJIA closed down 66 points or 0.13%.
Hong Kong Stock Market Performance: The Hong Kong stock market opened weakly, with major indices like the HSI and HSCEI declining by 0.2% and the HSTECH by 0.5%.
Tech Sector Movements: Major tech stocks in Hong Kong, including MEITUAN-W and TENCENT, opened lower, with MEITUAN-W being the worst performer, while BABA-W continued to invest in Taobao despite losses.
Company Earnings and Stock Reactions: NTES-S reported disappointing earnings, leading to a 1.4% drop in its stock, while KNOWLEDGE ATLAS saw a significant increase of 8.8% after launching a new product.
Bilibili Creators Set to Join CN Spring Festival Gala for the First Time
Bilibili's Participation in Spring Festival Gala: For the first time, content creators from Bilibili, a video-sharing platform, have been invited to participate in China's Spring Festival Gala.
Demographics of Content Creators: The invited creators are predominantly under 30 years old and represent various fields such as popular science, lifestyle entertainment, and youth culture.
HSI Rises 171 Points as BABA-W Jumps 2%; WUXI BIO Remains Steady
PBOC Measures: The People's Bank of China has lowered interest rates on various monetary policy tools, positively impacting the Hong Kong stock market, with the HSI, HSCEI, and HSTECH all opening higher.
Kuaishou and Other Tech Stocks: Kuaishou's stock rose 1.6% after issuing senior notes, while Alibaba and Tencent also saw gains, although some tech stocks like JD and Baidu experienced slight declines.
CKH Holdings Plans: CKH Holdings is planning to list A.S. Watson in Hong Kong and London by 2Q26, aiming for a valuation of $30 billion, which boosted its share price by 2.2%.
Wuxi Bio's Shareholder Action: Wuxi Biologics' stock fell 3.4% after its major shareholder sold shares at a discount, resulting in a significant cash-out of over $5.7 billion.
HSI Declines by 392 Points; KNOWLEDGE ATLAS Surges 5% Amid Ongoing AI Stock Rally
Market Overview: The HSI opened 1.5% lower at 26,640, with significant declines in tech stocks such as TENCENT and KUAISHOU, which dropped 1.7% and 1.9% respectively.
Short Selling Activity: Notable short selling was observed in several tech stocks, including BIDU and BILIBILI, with ratios exceeding 20%, indicating bearish sentiment among investors.
PPI Data: China's Producer Price Index (PPI) YoY for January showed a decline of 1.4%, slightly better than the previous value of -1.9% and above the forecast of -1.5%.
AI Stock Rally: The AI sector saw gains with MINIMAX-WP rising 11.9% after launching a new programming model, while KNOWLEDGE ATLAS also experienced a significant increase of 16.9%.
HSI Closes with a 233-Point Decline; BUD APAC Drops Over 5%; KNOWLEDGE ATLAS Soars Nearly 30%
Market Performance: The HSI closed at 27,032, down 233 points (0.9%), with significant declines in the HSCEI and HSTECH, while total market turnover reached HKD238.705 billion.
Company Earnings: BUD APAC was the worst-performing blue-chip stock, down 5.2% after reporting a 32.6% drop in net profit. Other companies like Lenovo and NetEase also saw declines despite some reporting increased profits.
Regulatory Actions: The Beijing Municipal Market Supervision Bureau engaged with 12 online ticket sales platforms, resulting in declines for companies like Trip.com and Meituan, which fell 3.9% and 4.5%, respectively.
AI Sector Growth: Following Premier Li Qiang's call for AI innovation, AI stocks like SenseTime and Knowledge Atlas saw significant gains, with Knowledge Atlas soaring 28.7% after launching a new product.
HSI Drops 242 Points at Midday, Driven by Technology Stocks; CN Developers and WUXI Series Surge
Market Performance: Hong Kong stocks faced a decline, with the HSI dropping 242 points (0.9%) to 27,023, while the HSCEI and HSTECH also fell by nearly 1% and 1.7%, respectively.
Tech Stocks Struggles: Major tech companies like NTES, BABA, and TENCENT saw significant drops in their share prices, with NTES down 3.8% and BABA down 2.1%, amid disappointing earnings reports and ongoing investment strategies.
Chinese Developers' Gains: Some Chinese developers, including CHINA VANKE and RONSHINECHINA, experienced gains due to reports of a potential RMB80 billion rescue package from the Shenzhen municipal government.
WUXI APPTEC's Success: WUXI APPTEC emerged as the best-performing blue chip, rising nearly 4% after Nomura raised its revenue expectations and target price, indicating strong future performance.
HSI Starts 55 Points Down; NTES-S and BUD APAC Drop; WUXI BIO Rises Sharply
U.S. Employment Data Impact: The U.S. January non-farm payroll data exceeded expectations, leading to a drop in the unemployment rate to 4.3%, which cooled market expectations for a Federal Reserve rate cut. The DJIA closed down 66 points or 0.13%.
Hong Kong Stock Market Performance: The Hong Kong stock market opened weakly, with major indices like the HSI and HSCEI declining by 0.2% and the HSTECH by 0.5%.
Tech Sector Movements: Major tech stocks in Hong Kong, including MEITUAN-W and TENCENT, opened lower, with MEITUAN-W being the worst performer, while BABA-W continued to invest in Taobao despite losses.
Company Earnings and Stock Reactions: NTES-S reported disappointing earnings, leading to a 1.4% drop in its stock, while KNOWLEDGE ATLAS saw a significant increase of 8.8% after launching a new product.
Bilibili Creators Set to Join CN Spring Festival Gala for the First Time
Bilibili's Participation in Spring Festival Gala: For the first time, content creators from Bilibili, a video-sharing platform, have been invited to participate in China's Spring Festival Gala.
Demographics of Content Creators: The invited creators are predominantly under 30 years old and represent various fields such as popular science, lifestyle entertainment, and youth culture.
HSI Rises 171 Points as BABA-W Jumps 2%; WUXI BIO Remains Steady
PBOC Measures: The People's Bank of China has lowered interest rates on various monetary policy tools, positively impacting the Hong Kong stock market, with the HSI, HSCEI, and HSTECH all opening higher.
Kuaishou and Other Tech Stocks: Kuaishou's stock rose 1.6% after issuing senior notes, while Alibaba and Tencent also saw gains, although some tech stocks like JD and Baidu experienced slight declines.
CKH Holdings Plans: CKH Holdings is planning to list A.S. Watson in Hong Kong and London by 2Q26, aiming for a valuation of $30 billion, which boosted its share price by 2.2%.
Wuxi Bio's Shareholder Action: Wuxi Biologics' stock fell 3.4% after its major shareholder sold shares at a discount, resulting in a significant cash-out of over $5.7 billion.
