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Compass stock heads into Monday after Anywhere merger closes and $1 billion convertibles hit

Compass stock heads into Monday after Anywhere merger closes and $1 billion convertibles hit

Compass shares rose 4.7% to $12.84 after closing an all-stock merger with Anywhere Real Estate, forming Compass International Holdings. The company issued $1 billion in convertible notes to help pay down Anywhere’s debt. The merger exchange ratio was set at 1.436 Compass shares for each Anywhere share. Brands like Coldwell Banker and CENTURY 21 will remain independent under a shared tech platform.
12 January 2026
Compass (COMP) stock jumps after-hours on Q4 outlook lift and $750 mln notes plan ahead of Anywhere merger

Compass (COMP) stock jumps after-hours on Q4 outlook lift and $750 mln notes plan ahead of Anywhere merger

Compass shares jumped 9.4% to $11.84 in after-hours trading after the company raised fourth-quarter guidance and announced a $750 million convertible notes offering tied to its pending merger with Anywhere Real Estate. Stockholders at both firms approved the all-stock deal, which is expected to close Jan. 9. Compass projects its shareholders will own 78% of the combined company.

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  • HSBC Spotlights 10 Overlooked Asian Stocks Beyond AI Momentum
    May 20, 2026, 12:07 AM EDT. HSBC highlights 10 'forgotten gem' stocks in Asia outside the dominant AI sector, which has fueled gains in Nvidia, TSMC, and Samsung Electronics. The bank warns of concentration risks in the FTSE Asia ex-Japan index, where over half the returns came from just three AI-related firms. HSBC's list features undervalued companies with strong returns, market share growth and solid dividends. Names include Hong Kong Exchange, South Korea's Samyang Foods, Indonesia's PT Telkom, Fuyao Glass Industry, WuXi AppTec, and India's Godrej Properties. These firms benefit from scalable business models, resilient margins, and expanding market positions. HSBC sees potential in sectors overlooked amid AI hype, emphasizing diversification opportunities for investors seeking sustained growth in Asia.

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