On 4 September 2026, HYSAN DEV (00014.HK) announced that its subsidiary has entered into a financing agreement with a principal amount of HKD 10 billion (comprising a HKD 7,911 million Tranche A and HKD 1,089 million Tranche B green term loans and a HKD 1,000 million Tranche C green revolving loan), with Hang Seng and HSBC providing HKD 1.3 billion and HKD 2.2 billion respectively; as Hang Seng is a substantial shareholder of subsidiary Barrowgate (24.64%) and HSBC is its holding company, those portions constitute connected transactions subject only to announcement and reporting requirements under Rule 14A.101.
On 4 September 2026, FORTIOR (01304.HK) announced a subscription of RMB 70 million in principal-guaranteed structured deposits with Bank of Jiangsu, taking its outstanding principal to approximately RMB 270 million when aggregated with previous subscriptions, constituting a discloseable transaction.
On 4 September 2026, RISECOMM GP (01679.HK) announced the resignation of independent non-executive director Mr. Zou Heqiang due to his other business commitments; following the resignation, the proportion of independent non-executive directors is below one-third and the numbers of INEDs and audit committee members fall below the minimum requirements under Rules 3.10A, 3.10(1) and 3.21, and the Board will identify suitable candidates to fill the vacancy within three months.
On 4 September 2026, SY HOLDINGS (06069.HK) announced that Mr. Wang Zheng has resigned as company secretary and authorised representative, with Ms. Chan Yuen Ying appointed to succeed him, both effective 4 September 2026; Ms. Chan is a fellow of The Chartered Governance Institute and The Hong Kong Chartered Governance Institute, with over 25 years of experience in company secretarial and compliance matters of listed companies.
On 4 September 2026, BILIBILI-W (09626.HK) announced a proposed offering of USD 700 million convertible senior notes due 2031 (with Tencent subscribing for USD 200 million through its subsidiaries), together with a concurrent equity placement and share repurchases of approximately USD 300 million (USD 100 million hedge repurchases plus USD 200 million concurrent Tencent repurchase); part of the proceeds will be used for AI-driven business growth, and the concurrent Tencent repurchase is subject to approval by a three-quarters majority of disinterested shareholders at an extraordinary general meeting.
September 4, 2026—The chip theme continued to come under pressure, with Hua Hong Grace (01347.HK) slumping sharply. As of 13:40, the stock was quoted at HK$109.100, down 8.93%.
on September 4, 2026, the robotics theme weakened amid volatility, while Midea Group (00300.HK) strengthened against the trend. As of 13:26, the company's quote was HK$101.000, up 0.50%.
On 4 September 2026, HONY MEDIA (00419.HK) announced that its indirect subsidiary Ainuobo (Chengdu) has signed a five-year cooperation agreement with A-Living Smart Property Services (a wholly-owned subsidiary of A-Living Services) on jointly constructing and operating a property robot operation platform based on the AIROBO operating system for unified access and operation of multi-brand robots; A-Living Services manages over 500 million square metres of properties and recorded revenue of over RMB 12.8 billion in 2025.
On 4 September 2026, OURGAME (06899.HK) issued a quarterly update on its resumption progress: the joint official liquidators' appointment was recognised by the Hong Kong court on 26 June 2026, but they still face challenges accessing the books and records; the Company must meet seven items of resumption guidance (including publishing results, setting aside the winding-up order and forensic investigation) by 3 September 2027, failing which its listing may be cancelled; trading has been suspended since 4 March 2026 and will remain suspended.
On 4 September 2026, KFM KINGDOM (03816.HK) issued an update on the unusual share price and trading volume fluctuations that day, confirming that, apart from its controlling shareholder KIG Real Estate still exploring cooperation possibilities including potential transactions involving its securities, the Board is not aware of any reason for the fluctuations; KIG Real Estate holds approximately 75.0% of the shares.
DUFU LIQUOR GP (00986.HK) plans to issue up to 25.89 million shares by placement, with estimated net proceeds of HKD 6.5 million.
NEW CONCEPTS (02221.HK) plans to issue in total 14.89 million shares.
On 4 September 2026, GENSCRIPT BIO (01548.HK) announced a proposal to spin off and separately list its indirect non-wholly-owned subsidiary Probio Technology (its biologics and advanced therapies CDMO business) on the Main Board of HKEX, with the Listing Committee having confirmed on 14 August 2026 that the Company may proceed; the Company will retain a controlling interest upon completion, eligible shareholders will be offered a guaranteed allocation, and the spin-off may or may not proceed.
On 4 September 2026, H WORLD-S (01179.HK) announced a proposed offering of RMB-denominated bonds to non-US persons in offshore transactions under Regulation S of the US Securities Act, with the principal amount, interest rate and maturity to be determined at pricing; the net proceeds are intended for general corporate purposes, and the bonds will not be registered under the Securities Act, with no assurance that the offering will be completed.
On 4 September 2026, INSILICO (03696.HK) announced that chairman and chief executive officer Dr. Aleksandrs Zavoronkovs has initiated a plan to purchase additional shares on the open market with his personal funds during September 2026, with an estimated aggregate amount of up to HKD 16 million; the Company is expected to maintain a sufficient public float after implementation of the plan.
On 3 September 2026, EDICO HOLDINGS (08450.HK) made supplemental disclosures on its trading card business: confirming that financial printing remains the Group's principal business (no scaling-down plan within the next 12 months, with interim revenue up 47.1% to approximately HKD 12.6 million), disclosing internal control measures and funding caps for HKTCG, and clarifying media reports that the approximately HKD 80 million of cards displayed include personal collections still owned by their owners, and that the approximately HKD 60 million represents an estimate of potential resources for HKTCG's future development rather than an actual capital contribution.
