Group 1 - Typhoon Hagupit (Ragasa) has posed the biggest test for the Hong Kong Stock Exchange since the implementation of the "no trading during typhoons" rule last year, with the stock market opening for trading under a signal 10 warning for the first time [4] - Despite many functions being able to work remotely, some IT systems and trading personnel are required to work in the office, leading to a surge in hotel bookings in Central and Admiralty, with luxury hotels like Mandarin Oriental and Four Seasons fully booked [4] - Some banks have opted to hold meetings online due to the typhoon, including the Hong Kong Fixed Income and Currency Forum 2025, which was originally scheduled to be held in person [4] Group 2 - Zijin Gold International plans to globally offer approximately 348.99 million shares, accounting for 13.30% of total shares post-issue, with a maximum fundraising target of about HKD 24.98 billion, potentially reaching HKD 28.73 billion if the over-allotment option is fully exercised [5] - Xipuni plans to globally offer 10.6 million H-shares, accounting for 18.02% of total shares post-issue, with a maximum fundraising target of approximately HKD 314 million [5]
面对超强台风，投行家挤爆香港中环酒店，紫金黄金国际、西普尼香港上市延至9月30日