Core Viewpoint - A wave of delisting risk warnings was issued for 10 companies in the A-share market, including Deep Konka A and Jiyou Co., indicating potential delisting risks due to negative financial indicators expected in their 2025 annual reports [1] Group 1: Companies with Negative Net Assets - Six companies, including Deep Konka A and Bangjie Co., are expected to have negative net assets by the end of 2025, which will likely lead to a delisting risk warning [2] - Deep Konka A (stock code: 000016) anticipates a net profit loss of between 12.581 billion yuan and 15.573 billion yuan for 2025, with expected net assets ranging from -5.334 billion yuan to -8.001 billion yuan [2] - Bangjie Co. (stock code: 002634) expects a net profit loss of 900 million yuan to 1.2 billion yuan and net assets of -900 million yuan to -600 million yuan by the end of 2025 [3] Group 2: Companies with Negative Profits and Revenue - Four companies, including Jiyou Co. and ST Lingnan, are projected to have negative profits and revenues below the required thresholds, triggering another type of delisting risk warning [4] - Jiyou Co. (stock code: 603429) forecasts a total profit loss of approximately 23 million yuan and revenue of around 170 million yuan, significantly below the 300 million yuan threshold [5] - ST Lingnan (stock code: 002717) is expected to have a total profit loss between 1.19 billion yuan and 1.78 billion yuan, with net assets projected to be between -1.4 billion yuan and -940 million yuan [6]

Core Viewpoint - A wave of delisting risk warnings was issued for 10 companies in the A-share market, including Deep Konka A and Jiyou Co., indicating potential delisting risks due to negative financial indicators expected in their 2025 annual reports [1] Group 1: Companies with Expected Negative Net Assets - Six companies, including Deep Konka A, are expected to have negative net assets by the end of 2025, which will likely lead to a delisting risk warning [2] - Deep Konka A (stock code: 000016) anticipates a net profit loss of between 12.581 billion and 15.573 billion yuan for 2025, with expected net assets ranging from -5.334 billion to -8.001 billion yuan [2] - The reasons for Deep Konka A's significant losses include large impairment provisions for various assets and declining revenue in its core consumer electronics business due to insufficient product competitiveness [2] Group 2: Companies with Expected Profit and Revenue Shortfalls - Four companies, including Jiyou Co. and ST Lingnan, are expected to have negative profits and revenues below the required thresholds, triggering delisting risk warnings [4] - Jiyou Co. (stock code: 603429) expects a total profit loss of around 23 million yuan and revenue of approximately 170 million yuan, significantly below the 300 million yuan threshold [5] - ST Lingnan (stock code: 002717) anticipates a total profit loss between 1.19 billion and 1.78 billion yuan, with net assets expected to be between -1.4 billion and -940 million yuan, indicating severe financial distress [6]

（原标题：何猷君，当选新职） 来源：每日经济新闻综合央视新闻、海南日报客户端、"南海网"微信公众号 据海南日报消息，中国人 民政治协商会议第八届海南省委员会第四次会议圆满完成各项议程，于1月30日上午在省人大会堂胜利 闭幕。闭幕会前举行了选举会，其中，何猷君当选海南省政协常务委员。 何猷君（资料图） 公开信息显示，何猷君，出生于1995年1月12日，是何鸿燊之子。 何猷君毕业于麻省理工学院，担任澳门电子竞技总会会长，创梦天地科技有限公司（iDreamSky） CMO，V5电子竞技俱乐部创始人。他是数学精英，多次被邀请参加"世界数学竞赛"，连续两年在"世界 数学测试"邀请赛中获奖。何猷君目前是星竞威武集团董事长兼CEO。 据央视报道，作为一个1995年出生的年轻人，何猷君经历并见证了澳门回归，也看到澳门因回归变得更 好。2016年，他从美国麻省理工学院毕业之后，选择回到中国内地创业。 在澳门回归祖国25周年来临之前，即2024年12月，央视总台《面对面》栏目在澳门专访了何猷君。他 说："从出生到成长，我了解澳门回归，后来到上学，粤港澳融合得更加深厚，再到我自己工作创业， 融合变得非常有优势。如今，到了我们做贡献 ...

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Core Insights - The latest data from the CDC indicates that the current flu season in the U.S. has seen at least 20 million cases, with at least 270,000 hospitalizations and 11,000 deaths reported [1][2]. Group 1: Flu Activity and Trends - Seasonal flu activity in the U.S. remains high, with a recent uptick in cases after three weeks of decline, as of the week ending January 24 [2]. - The H3N2 strain of the influenza virus is the dominant strain this season, contributing to a significant number of hospitalizations [2]. - The week ending January 24 recorded the second-highest number of flu-related hospitalizations since the 2010-2011 flu season, with hospitalization rates for children under 18 reaching the highest level since that same season [2]. Group 2: Impact on Children - There were 8 new reported flu-related deaths among children in the week ending January 24, bringing the total number of child fatalities this season to 52 [2]. Group 3: Recommendations - The CDC recommends annual flu vaccinations to prevent infections and reduce the risk of severe illness, hospitalization, and death [2]. - Early use of antiviral medications is advised for high-risk groups, including the elderly and those with chronic health conditions, to mitigate severe complications from flu infections [2].

Group 1 - The core point of the article is the significant drop in gold prices, both internationally and domestically, leading to a sharp decline in jewelry gold prices in China [1][6]. - On January 31, the gold price from Lao Miao was reported at 1546 RMB per gram, down 144 RMB from 1690 RMB per gram on January 30 [1]. - Lao Feng Xiang reported a price of 1498 RMB per gram, a decrease of 170 RMB from 1668 RMB per gram on January 30 [1]. - Chow Tai Fook's price was adjusted to 1625 RMB per gram, down 60 RMB from the previous day, with a total decrease of 81 RMB over two days [1]. - The price for Zhou Sheng Sheng was 1618 RMB per gram, showing significant fluctuations in the past two days, with a peak of 1708 RMB per gram on January 29 [1]. Group 2 - On January 30, both futures and spot gold prices experienced a sharp decline, with London gold falling below 4900 USD per ounce, marking a drop of 9.25%, and COMEX gold also dropping over 9% [6]. - This decline represents the largest single-day drop in nearly 40 years for both spot and futures gold prices [6]. - The drastic price drop has sparked discussions on social media, with multiple topics trending related to the gold market's volatility [6]. Group 3 - Following the price drop, many investors opted to sell their gold holdings, with reports of long queues at gold trading venues, indicating a higher number of sellers than buyers [9][11]. - A notable incident involved a woman selling gold bars that she had purchased at an average price of 300 RMB, which also gained attention on social media [9]. - Observations from various locations indicated that the selling activity was significantly higher than buying, with people lining up to sell their gold [11][12].

Core Viewpoint - The recent volatility in commodity markets has led to multiple LOF funds for gold and oil announcing significant purchase limits, with some funds setting daily purchase caps as low as 2 yuan [1][3]. Group 1: Fund Purchase Limits - Several funds, including 嘉实黄金 LOF and 嘉实原油 LOF, have announced that starting February 2, 2026, the maximum purchase amount per fund account per day will be limited to 5 yuan [4][6]. - 华安石油基金 LOF has implemented even stricter limits, reducing the daily purchase cap from 10 yuan to 2 yuan starting January 30 [7]. - Other funds, such as 华宝油气 LOF, have also announced limits, with a daily investment cap set at 200 yuan starting February 3 [7]. Group 2: Market Analysis - Industry insiders indicate that the imposition of purchase limits is aimed at ensuring healthy growth of fund performance and scale, while protecting investor interests [2][6]. - The recent sharp declines in gold and silver prices have been attributed to an overheated market, with significant risks accumulating due to large trading volumes prior to the downturn [2][11]. - The price of gold fell over 12% to a low of 4682 USD/oz, closing down 9.25% at 4880 USD/oz, while silver experienced a historic drop of over 36%, closing down 26.42% at 85.259 USD/oz [9][11]. Group 3: Investor Caution - Analysts warn that the precious metals market is currently in an overbought state, with increased volatility and profit-taking pressures [13]. - The upcoming Chinese New Year holiday may serve as a critical test for the silver market, as trading will be halted for two weeks, potentially impacting short-term traders [13]. - Investors are advised to remain rational and avoid blindly chasing high prices, as the rapid price increases in gold and silver are likely to lead to corrections [2][13].

Core Viewpoint - The Hong Kong capital market is experiencing a surge in listings from consumer companies, with notable firms like Junlebao, Qian Dama, and Yuanji Food preparing to go public, indicating a strategic move amidst a challenging domestic consumption environment [1][5]. Group 1: Market Trends - In early 2026, 14 consumer companies have disclosed H-share prospectuses, a significant increase compared to the same period in 2025 [1]. - The IPO of Dongpeng Beverage, expected to raise HKD 10 billion, marks the largest IPO in the Asian beverage sector in recent years [1]. - The trend of consumer companies going public in Hong Kong reflects a strategic response to various market conditions, including policy support and capital market changes [5][6]. Group 2: Company Highlights - Junlebao, a leading player in the dairy industry, aims to raise funds for factory construction, capacity expansion, brand marketing, and digital transformation, with annual revenue around RMB 20 billion [2]. - Jin Xing Beer, a traditional brewery, has shown explosive growth, with revenue increasing from RMB 356 million to RMB 1.109 billion and net profit soaring from RMB 12 million to RMB 305 million over two years [3]. - The emerging beauty brand Banmu Huatian is also pursuing a Hong Kong listing to enhance R&D and brand development in a competitive market [3]. Group 3: Factors Driving Listings - Policy support from the Chinese government has facilitated the process for consumer companies to list in Hong Kong, with measures introduced to encourage leading firms to access capital markets [5][6]. - The shift towards Hong Kong listings is also driven by tightening A-share market conditions for consumer companies, making Hong Kong a more attractive option for capital raising [6]. - The influx of venture capital and private equity into emerging consumer firms has created pressure for exits, making public listings a viable path for capital recovery [7]. Group 4: Market Performance and Challenges - There is a noticeable divergence in stock performance among consumer companies listed in Hong Kong, with some achieving high valuations while others struggle post-IPO [8][9]. - The market favors companies with strong brand presence and visible cash flow, while smaller brands face liquidity discounts due to lack of profitability [9]. - Successful expansion in the consumer sector requires matching growth with profitability, as merely increasing store numbers is no longer sufficient to attract capital [9].