Meituan Waimai to Distribute 30 Million Spending Vouchers
Meituan Waimai Voucher Initiative: Meituan Waimai is launching a campaign to distribute 30 million weekend consumption vouchers, focusing on hot dishes like hot pot and noodles, with a total investment of RMB100 million.
Participating Brands: Major chain brands such as HAIDILAO, XIABUXIABU, and Starbucks will be involved in the voucher campaign to attract more customers.
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Meituan Waimai to Distribute 30 Million Spending Vouchers
Meituan Waimai Voucher Initiative: Meituan Waimai is launching a campaign to distribute 30 million weekend consumption vouchers, focusing on hot dishes like hot pot and noodles, with a total investment of RMB100 million.
Participating Brands: Major chain brands such as HAIDILAO, XIABUXIABU, and Starbucks will be involved in the voucher campaign to attract more customers.
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Meituan Waimai to Distribute 30 Million Spending Vouchers
Meituan Waimai Voucher Initiative: Meituan Waimai is launching a campaign to distribute 30 million weekend consumption vouchers, focusing on hot dishes like hot pot and noodles, with a total investment of RMB100 million.
Participating Brands: Major chain brands such as HAIDILAO, XIABUXIABU, and Starbucks will be involved in the voucher campaign to attract more customers.
HSI Rises 58 Points as CATL Jumps Over 7%; BABA-W, BILIBILI-W, and BYD COMPANY Thrive
Hong Kong Stock Performance: Hong Kong stocks saw a slight increase, with the Hang Seng Index rising 58 points to close at 26,446, driven by gains in tech stocks like BABA-W and BILIBILI-W, while some stocks like BIDU-SW and EAST BUY experienced declines.
New Energy Storage Plan: China's new three-year plan aims for over 180 million kW of installed energy storage capacity by 2027, prompting significant investments and boosting related stocks, including CATL and lithium companies.
