HKEX Insider Activity β 2026-06-05
ππ° HKEX DI Report β 2026-06-05
π’ ACCUMULATING β 3788 Hanking Gold International β Qiu Yumin, bought 59,712,633 shares @ HKD 4.00 for HKD 238.9M; holding now 2.44% (increased by 2.44pp from prior filing)
Read: Director Qiu Yumin deployed HKD 238.9M in a single on-market session to build a fresh 2.44% stake in Hanking Gold from zero β the largest insider buy by value in this filing window and a significant show of personal conviction.
π’ ACCUMULATING β 3888 Kingsoft β Lei Jun, bought 7,403,000 shares @ HKD 21.94 for HKD 162.4M; holding now 23.92% (increased by 0.53pp from prior filing)
Read: Xiaomi founder and Kingsoft co-founder Lei Jun closed out a two-session accumulation with a HKD 162.4M on-market buy on 4 June, sealing a combined HKD 320M commitment across 3β4 June and lifting his controlling stake to 23.92%.
π’ ACCUMULATING β 3888 Kingsoft β Lei Jun, bought 7,000,000 shares @ HKD 22.57 for HKD 158.0M; holding now 23.39% (increased by 0.51pp from prior filing)
Read: Lei Jun opened his latest buying campaign at Kingsoft on 3 June with a HKD 158M on-market purchase, the opening leg of what became a HKD 320M two-day accumulation run by the company's co-founder.
π’ ACCUMULATING β 3788 Hanking Gold International β Tang Wenbin, bought 17,473,911 shares @ HKD 4.00 for HKD 69.9M; holding now 1.54% (increased by 0.64pp from prior filing)
Read: Insider Tang Wenbin committed HKD 69.9M to Hanking Gold on the same day as director Qiu Yumin's far larger purchase, pointing to coordinated accumulation across multiple members of the company's insider group.
π’ ACCUMULATING β 3788 Hanking Gold International β Zhang Jing, bought 17,473,911 shares @ HKD 4.00 for HKD 69.9M; holding now 1.54% (increased by 0.64pp from prior filing)
Read: Zhang Jing's disclosure is share-for-share and percentage-for-percentage identical to Tang Wenbin's β strongly suggesting the two hold a single jointly-interested position β together adding HKD 139.8M alongside Qiu Yumin on the same day.
π’ ACCUMULATING β 2506 Xunfei Healthcare Technology (H) β iFlytek Co., Ltd., bought 698,550 shares @ HKD 83.15 for HKD 58.1M; holding now 40.02% (increased by 0.90pp from prior filing)
Read: AI bellwether iFlytek quietly deepened its grip on listed subsidiary Xunfei Healthcare with a HKD 58.1M on-market top-up, crossing the 40% mark as it consolidates the healthcare AI platform under tighter parental control.
π’ ACCUMULATING β 28 Tian An China Investments β Allied Group / Lee Seng Huang / Lee Su Hwei / Lee Seng Hui (concert-party filings), bought 7,389,000 shares @ HKD 4.00 for HKD 29.6M; holding now ~57.50β57.52% (increased by 0.51pp from prior filing)
Read: The Lee family's Allied Group vehicle added another HKD 29.6M block in Tian An China, with the same purchase cross-disclosed by three related individuals under HKEX concert-party rules, nudging the aggregate controlling stake above 57.5%.
π΄ DISTRIBUTING β 9936 Ximei Resources Holding β Jiawei Resources Holding / Ruan Xiaomei (concert-party filings), reduced position by 34,100,000 shares @ HKD 16.10 for HKD 549.0M; holding now 44.98% (decreased by 8.97pp from prior filing)
Read: Controlling shareholder Jiawei Resources and its beneficial owner Ruan Xiaomei shed nearly nine percentage points in what appears to be a HKD 549M block disposal, paring their dominant stake to just under 45% while retaining effective control of Ximei Resources.
π NEW ENTRY β 727 Crown International Corporation β Tseng Sin Hang, declared 243,975,069 shares @ HKD 0.656 for HKD 160.0M; now 19.18%
Read: Tseng Sin Hang surfaced with a 19.18% stake in Crown International in a single first-declaration β the largest first-filing percentage in this window β suggesting a swift open-market accumulation that only now crossed HKEX's 5% disclosure threshold.
π NEW ENTRY β 201 Magnificent Hotel Investments β Alef United Holdings / Hussam Shobokshi (beneficial owner; concert-party filings), declared 1,740,000 shares @ HKD 0.07 for HKD 121,800; now 5.00%
Read: Saudi investor Hussam Shobokshi (through Alef United Holdings) just cleared HKEX's 5% disclosure trigger in the thinly-traded micro-cap Magnificent Hotel Investments, with a declared position worth a mere HKD 121,800 β a token-sized threshold filing rather than a strategic position.
π NEW ENTRY β 2714 Muyuan Foods (H) β Fidelity Funds, declared 568,900 shares @ HKD 35.27 for HKD 20.1M; now 5.10% (increased by 0.18pp over prior undisclosed accumulation)
Read: Fidelity Funds crossed HKEX's 5% disclosure floor in Muyuan Foods' H shares, providing a notable institutional endorsement for China's largest hog producer as it builds its offshore investor base.
π’ BUYBACK β 763 ZTE Corporation (H) β BlackRock, Inc., holding now 7.49% (decreased by 0.92pp from prior filing)
Read: ZTE's issuer buyback programme triggered a reporting obligation for substantial holder BlackRock, whose stake slipped 0.92pp to 7.49% β the negative delta indicates BlackRock sold or tendered shares into the repurchase rather than passively benefiting from a shrinking share count.
βοΈ OPTION/CONVERSION β 547 Digital Domain Holdings β Bright Brother Global Limited, subscribed 317,360,000 new shares @ HKD 0.28 for HKD 88.9M; holding now 4.00% (decreased by 5.50pp from prior filing)
Read: Bright Brother subscribed HKD 88.9M of new Digital Domain shares but was still diluted by 5.50pp as a far larger concurrent issuance swamped its own subscription, slashing its stake from ~9.5% to 4.00% β a dilutive capital raise for existing holders.
βοΈ OPTION/CONVERSION β 992 Lenovo Group β Laura Green Quatela, subscribed 2,000,000 new shares @ HKD 26.14 for HKD 52.3M; holding now 0.34% (decreased by 0.02pp from prior filing)
Read: Lenovo director Laura Green Quatela subscribed HKD 52.3M of stock on 2 June under what appears to be the first tranche of an equity award exercise, with the minor percentage dip reflecting dilution from the new issuance.
βοΈ OPTION/CONVERSION β 992 Lenovo Group β Laura Green Quatela, subscribed 2,511,289 new shares @ HKD 24.88 for HKD 62.5M; holding now 0.32% (decreased by 0.02pp from prior filing)
Read: Quatela followed up with a second subscription tranche of HKD 62.5M at a slightly lower average price on 3 June, completing what looks like a two-part equity award exercise with the same fractional dilution pattern as the prior day.
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