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Montage Technology Class A stock price jumps on Hong Kong H-share offer — what to watch next week

Montage Technology Class A stock price jumps on Hong Kong H-share offer — what to watch next week

Montage Technology shares jumped 12.1% in Shanghai Friday, closing at 181.85 yuan after announcing a Hong Kong H-share offering. The company set a maximum offer price of HK$106.89 per share, with final pricing due Feb. 6 and trading to start Feb. 9. The public offer in Hong Kong closes Feb. 4. Traders are watching for pricing and demand signals.
GigaDevice Semiconductor Class A stock price: Friday lift holds as Feb. 11 vote and China data shape the week ahead

GigaDevice Semiconductor Class A stock price: Friday lift holds as Feb. 11 vote and China data shape the week ahead

GigaDevice Semiconductor’s Shanghai-listed shares closed at 314.88 yuan Friday, up 2.4%, ahead of a Feb. 11 shareholder vote on a $221 million DRAM deal cap and the appointment of KPMG Hong Kong as auditor. The stock has surged 47% year-to-date. China’s official manufacturing PMI fell to 49.3 in January, signaling contraction before Monday’s private sector survey.
Marvell stock price drops to $78.92 as tech jitters bite — what MRVL investors watch next week

Marvell stock price drops to $78.92 as tech jitters bite — what MRVL investors watch next week

Marvell Technology shares fell 3% to $78.92 Friday after Donald Trump nominated Kevin Warsh to lead the Federal Reserve, spurring concerns over higher rates. Producer-price data showed persistent inflation. Marvell’s CFO reported a performance award filing, while the company continues its $540 million XConn Technologies acquisition. Investors await major tech earnings next week.
1 February 2026
Microchip (MCHP) stock slides into the weekend — here’s what traders watch before earnings

Microchip (MCHP) stock slides into the weekend — here’s what traders watch before earnings

Microchip Technology shares fell 4.33% to $75.92 Friday, with trading volume spiking to about 12 million shares. The drop followed a recent 52-week high and mirrored a 3.9% decline in the Philadelphia Semiconductor Index. Investors await Microchip’s earnings report on Feb. 5. Broader markets retreated amid renewed Fed and inflation concerns.
Sungrow shares jump as China export rebate shake-up nears — what to watch before Shenzhen reopens

Sungrow shares jump as China export rebate shake-up nears — what to watch before Shenzhen reopens

Sungrow Power Supply Class A shares closed up 3.2% at 151 yuan Friday after the company said China’s new export tax rebate cuts will not affect its PV inverters, and storage cost impact is “controllable.” Beijing will scrap VAT export rebates for photovoltaic products from April 1. Investors await more policy details and Sungrow’s earnings report.
Arm stock slips after Friday chip selloff; CEO share-sale notice puts earnings in focus

Arm stock slips after Friday chip selloff; CEO share-sale notice puts earnings in focus

Arm’s U.S.-listed ADRs fell 2.8% to $105.36 at Friday’s close amid a broad chip stock selloff. CEO Rene Haas filed to sell 6,152 shares valued at about $654,000. The drop comes ahead of Arm’s fiscal third-quarter results due Feb. 4. Investors cited uncertainty over monetary policy after Donald Trump named Kevin Warsh as his pick for Federal Reserve chair.
Cambricon Technologies stock price in focus after 2025 profit forecast, “U” tag in play

Cambricon Technologies stock price in focus after 2025 profit forecast, “U” tag in play

Cambricon Technologies expects its first annual profit since listing, forecasting 2025 net income of 1.85–2.15 billion yuan on revenue of 6–7 billion yuan, citing AI computing demand. Shares closed up 0.6% Friday in Shanghai. The company’s “U” suffix may be dropped if audited results in March confirm the turnaround. Cambricon posted a 2024 net loss of 452 million yuan on 1.17 billion yuan revenue.
1 February 2026

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  • Hong Kong Cracks Down on Insider Trading in $40 Million Case
    March 12, 2026, 8:28 PM EDT. Hong Kong authorities arrested eight individuals in a US$40 million insider trading probe, signaling a crackdown on market malpractice amid a spike in new listings and share placements. The Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC) and the Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) uncovered a scheme where a hedge fund owner paid HK$4 million to insiders for confidential information, enabling illicit short selling that generated HK$315 million in profits. Experts hailed the joint operation as a strong message reinforcing Hong Kong's commitment to maintaining the integrity of its stock market. Insider dealing, using non-public corporate information to profit or avoid losses, is illegal under Hong Kong law. This move strengthens Hong Kong's position as a leading fundraising hub and international financial centre.
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