Shares of Mainland gold retailer Laopu Gold (6181) rose by more than 5 percent at one point, despite the company announcing an 8 percent discount for a placement of new H-shares on Thursday.
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The stock surged to a high of HK$720 in the morning, up 5.1 percent from its previous close, but later traded at HK$684, down 0.15 percent.
The company announced plans to place 4.31 million new H-shares, accounting for around 3.09 percent of the enlarged H-shares and 2.5 percent of total issued share capital, at HK$630 each, reflecting an 8.03 percent discount to yesterday’s closing price of HK$685, according to an exchange filing.
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