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Jatw, that is an important point. Hmm, so…it’s not going to happen soon.
If the management is in favour of getting the mainland investors on board as soon as possible, the best option open for them is to get a LSE main market listing (and to make use of the’London-Shanghai link’). Aim market is certainly not the place for a giant!

Southbound stock link is very interesting. If it works out well, hutchmed (Lucky no.13) would get a large support group from mainland China.
Davey, just checked stocktwits. Do you think Mr Bucket would be happy to post the links from tacly’s post above over there? It might help hutchmed followers on the other side of pond.

tacly, thanks for providing the links.
In your opinion, what are the implications of HCM getting included in the southbound link. Does it mean investors from mainland China will have access to invest in HCM? Will it increase demand for the shares?

New Analysis from macroaxis.com There is a link to the article on stocktwits

Thanks for posting the links.
Hopefully, Cantonese and Mandarin versions of the same are made available for Asian investors.

Same here.
I think yahoo needs updating the data.

In the mean while trinity data have upgraded HCM £8. Hope trinity’s article gets translated to mandarin/ cantonese for distribution among HK investing community and financial publications.

‘Fully fungibility’ of HCM shares is being exploited very well by the market makers. Yesterday’s holiday at NYSE might have been responsible for the fluctuations observed at HK.
Lauders, regarding timing of news release; suppose it was done at the beginning of today’s trading at HK, it could have helped to prop up the sp. Releasing the news halfway through the trading was effective only with regaining couple of ‘lost’ dollars during earlier trading hours. However, it was good to see a news like phase 1 trial showing such encouraging effect.

NM, Davey and tacly
Thanks for for your posts. Very useful for everyone following this message board.
No large ‘sell’ orders this morning. Existing share holders are aware of the prospects, I suppose.
NYSE holiday today.

Particularly, how is it getting covered in HK and Chinese media? Any relevant links will be very useful. Thanks

With the remarkable recognition and revaluation following HK listing during the last week, has HCM been covered in any newspaper articles? Any financial media coverage?
I tried checking if there’s a video clip of the listing ceremony. HKSE has videos of few other companies’ listing ceremonies but not 0013.HK.

Thanks tacly. Much appreciated.

13.Hk remained around 67HKD most part of the trading period earlier at HK. Settled at 64.50 towards the end, probably ‘encouraged’ by the selling at AIM. Traders are making use of the “full fungible” nature of hutchmed shares, buying cheap in London and selling at 15-20% profit on HKSE. Perhaps, this will continue until all those shares bought cheap over the last few months are exhausted.

I have a question. Are investors from mainland China able to buy 0013.HK? Is 0013.HK a “H” type share? As per information available on the internet, China mainland people can buy ‘H’ type shares listed on HKSE.

I understand from the information in tacly’s post above that Shanghai- HK link will, probably, be effective from September, for 0013HK, which should allow more investors from mainland China. Not sure why HCM can not be moved to the main LSE market. If the management can achieve that goal, mainland China investors can invest using London-Shanghai link. It will also make it possible for many UK funds to invest in HCM. (Being an AIM share, at present, it is not open to both these two sets of investors).

Another piece of excellent news!
Wondering how NYSE going to appreciate this news.

I managed to watch only the last few minutes of the ceremony. It will be nice if a video clip of the ceremony gets added to the ‘presentations’ on the company website for the benefit of UK investors.

Thanks Jatw. I think you are correct. I had picked up the valuation figures directly from yahoo app. The new shares released in the HK ipo are not included in the market valuation on that site. As you have mentioned, we would be able to see the updated numbers in the due course.

Thanks for the information Davey.
Otherwise many of us would have woken up at 2am to watch 13.Hk status.
I think the traders at AIM have done extremely well making best use of the selling spree.
Friday will be interesting.

If that particular fund has indeed reduced their holding in the last few months, I am guessing that they might be repenting today for doing so.

Even after today’s respectable rise in the sp, the total market valuation of hutchmed has not markedly improved. As I type, it stands at 5.88 billion USD. Is this proper valuation compared to other similar companies? Any opinions? Thanks

Price ‘drop’ towards the end of trading from the peak of 85.80 HKD earlier in the day, could be due to ‘selling spree’ in London. Last hour of trading at SEHK coincides with the first hour trading at LSE.
Total of 34.7 million 13.HK shares were traded on the debut day.

Lauders, we have all experienced lots of frustration as long time holders over past 10 years. Hopefully, all the patience is paying dividends.
As you rightly mentioned, it will be a very interesting day for HCM. 70HKD equals £6.50!
Where is the leader of the group?

Hutchmed shares reached 60 HKD during early hours of trading at HK. That is approximately 50% more than the offer price of 40-10 HKD.
Clearly the share price and trading volume at HKSE will be dictating the AIM shares, henceforth.
I was expecting the sp to reach the previous heights (£5.80 , 3 years ago) . Not far to go!

(PS: no recommendation intended. Do your own research)