2025夏季达沃斯论坛将开启；国际油价大跌8%｜南财早新闻

Company Movements - Xiaomi Group's chairman Lei Jun announced the official launch date of Xiaomi's first SUV, the Xiaomi YU7, set for June 26, with sales targets aimed at challenging Tesla's Model Y. Other new products include the Xiaomi Flip2 foldable phone and the Xiaomi Pad 7S Pro [5] - Alibaba Group's CEO Wu Yongming announced the merger of Ele.me and Fliggy into Alibaba's China e-commerce business group, aiming for centralized decision-making and unified operations. Alibaba Cloud introduced a new framework, PAI-TurboX, which can reduce training time by 50% [5] - Meituan's "Meituan Youxuan" is exiting several loss-making cities while retaining operations in Guangdong and Hangzhou. The company is shifting its strategy to explore a "next-day delivery + self-pickup" model and new community retail formats [5] - Changan Automobile announced a name change for its controlling shareholder from "China Changan Automobile Group Co., Ltd." to "Chanzhi Automotive Technology Group Co., Ltd." and has completed the necessary business registration changes [5] - WuXi AppTec announced the completion of a 1 billion yuan share buyback plan, with the actual repurchased shares accounting for 0.5462% of the total share capital [5] Investment News - The IPO acceptance has reached a mini-peak in 2023, with 34 companies accepted for IPOs in June, marking a monthly record for the year. The Beijing Stock Exchange led with 17 companies, while the Shanghai and Shenzhen Stock Exchanges accepted 9 and 8 companies, respectively [4] - International asset management institutions are accelerating their entry into the Chinese market, with nine foreign wholly-owned public funds established in China. As of June 23, 26 new public funds have been established this year, raising a total of 32.401 billion yuan, representing increases of 117.67% in number and 42.5% in scale compared to the same period last year [4] - Insurance capital continues to show strong interest in bank stocks, with Ping An Life recently increasing its holdings in China Merchants Bank's H-shares by 6.2955 million shares, bringing its stake above 15% and triggering a third round of regulatory scrutiny [4]