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    388 Hong Kong

    Hong Kong Exchanges & Clearing Ltd.

    388HK
    Open
    Last Updated: May 30, 2023 11:44 a.m. HKST Delayed quote

    HK$ 284.00

    -5.00 -1.73%
    Previous Close
    HK$289.00
    Advanced Charting
    Volume: 2.63M 65 Day Avg: 3.8M
    69% vs Avg
    283.80 Day Range 290.40
    208.20 52 Week Range 404.20

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    388 Overview

    Key Data

    • Open HK$288.20
    • Day Range 283.80 - 290.40
    • 52 Week Range 208.20 - 404.20
    • Market Cap HK$371.96B
    • Shares Outstanding 1.27B
    • Public Float 1.19B
    • Beta 1.06
    • Rev. per Employee HK$8.119M
    • P/E Ratio 33.24
    • EPS HK$8.54
    • Yield 2.51%
    • Dividend HK$3.69
    • Ex-Dividend Date Mar 8, 2023
    • Short Interest N/A
    • % of Float Shorted N/A
    • Average Volume 3.8M

    Performance

    5 Day
    • -7.25%
    1 Month
    • -11.91%
    3 Month
    • -9.73%
    YTD
    • -15.78%
    1 Year
    • -16.27%

    Analyst Ratings

    • Sell
    • Under
    • Hold
    • Over
    • Buy
    Number of Ratings 27 Full Ratings

    Recent News

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    Asian markets quiet after latest Wall Street records

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    The stock market operator also said it was disappointed not to proceed with a firm offer for the London Stock Exchange.

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    London Stock Exchange Group shares stumbled 6% after Hong Kong Exchanges & Clearing said "" its takeover bid. The LSE had said it was opposed to the offer.

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    Hong Kong Exchanges drops $37 billion bid to buy London Stock Exchange

    Hong Kong Exchanges & Clearing Ltd. announced early Tuesday, local time, that it will drop its $37 billion bid to buy the London Stock Exchange Group PLC . "The Board of HKEX continues to believe that a combination of LS...

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    Hong Kong pursuit of London Stock Exchange goes hostile

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    Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing Limited said shareholders of the London Stock Exchange , "should have the opportunity to analyse in detail both transactions and will continue to engage with them," an indication it may go...

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    Stocks have ‘sufficient tailwind’ to climb higher, so keep buying, Credit Suisse advises

    LSE rejects Hong Kong bid and says it doesn't want to hold merger talks

    The London Stock Exchange on Friday rejected the preliminary, 29.6 billion pound ($37 billion) takeover bid from the Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing and said it didn't want to engage in talks. "The Board has fundamental...

    LSE rejects Hong Kong exchange bid

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    Hong Kong's stock exchange made an unsolicited $36.6 billion offer to acquire its London-based rival, a deal that would unite two of the world's major trading hubs when both are under severe political pressure.

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    Hong Kong Exchanges & Clearing Ltd.

    Hong Kong Exchanges & Clearing Ltd. engages in the operation of stock and futures markets. It operates through the following segments: Cash; Equity and Financial Derivatives, Commodities, Post Trade, Technology, Corporate Items, and Group. The Cash segment covers equity products traded on the Cash Market platforms and Shanghai Stock Exchange. The Equity and Financial Derivatives segment includes derivatives products traded on Hong Kong Futures Exchange Limited and the Stock Exchange, and other related activities. The Commodities segment operates an exchange in the United Kingdom for the trading of base metals futures and options contracts. The Post Trade segment refers to the operations of the five clearing houses. The Technology segment consists of all services in connection with providing users with access to the platform and infrastructure of the group. The Corporate Items segment represents the central income and central costs. The company was founded on July 8, 1999 and is headquartered in Hong Kong.

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