HKEX Insider Activity — 2026-06-08

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🇭🇰 HKEX DI Report — 2026-06-08

🟢 ACCUMULATING — 3888 Kingsoft ← Lei Jun (Director & Substantial Shareholder), bought 6,000,000 shares @ HKD 22.06 for ~HKD 132.4M; now 24.56% (increased by 0.44pp from prior filing) Read: Xiaomi founder Lei Jun deployed HKD 132M on-exchange into Kingsoft on 8 June—his second large purchase in four days—lifting his personal stake to 24.56% and signalling strong insider conviction at current price levels.

🟢 ACCUMULATING — 3888 Kingsoft ← Lei Jun (Director & Substantial Shareholder), bought 2,769,200 shares @ HKD 21.80 for ~HKD 60.4M; now 24.12% (increased by 0.20pp from prior filing) Read: This 5 June tranche, combined with the 8 June purchase at a higher price of HKD 22.06, brings Lei Jun's total outlay across the week to ~HKD 193M—a deliberate two-tranche accumulation at progressively rising prices.

🟢 ACCUMULATING — 3296 Huaqin (H Shares) ← Morgan Stanley, bought 701,926 shares @ HKD 92.58 for ~HKD 65.0M; now 6.52% (increased by 1.04pp from prior filing) Read: Morgan Stanley's on-exchange build in Huaqin—a leading smartphone and connected-device ODM—is the largest single institutional percentage-point gain in this window, crossing the 6.5% mark in one transaction.

🟢 ACCUMULATING — 9626 Bilibili (W) ← JPMorgan Chase & Co.; net aggregate long now 14.36% (increased by 2.19pp from prior filing) Read: Despite one JPMorgan entity filing an off-exchange sale of 7.6M shares, the group's aggregate long position in Bilibili rose by 2.19pp, indicating that other JPMorgan desks were net buyers that more than offset the sale.

🆕 NEW ENTRY — 3888 Kingsoft ← Xiaomi Corporation (via Fast Pace Limited), 6,000,000 shares acquired @ HKD 22.06 (~HKD 132.4M); first disclosed ≥5% position at 5.39% Read: The same on-exchange purchase that triggered Lei Jun's 8 June director filing pushed Xiaomi Group across the formal 5% substantial-shareholder threshold in Kingsoft—Fast Pace Limited (the direct vehicle) and Xiaomi Corporation (ultimate controller) each filed a mandatory 1001 disclosure for the same economic transaction—cementing Xiaomi as a declared co-investor alongside its founder-chairman.

🆕 NEW ENTRY — 522 ASMPT Ltd. ← BlackRock, Inc.; aggregate long now 5.13% (increased by 0.34pp), via related-entity reallocation Read: BlackRock's internal group restructuring re-establishes ASMPT—a key semiconductor packaging and SMT equipment maker—above the 5% disclosure line without any fresh open-market buying.

🆕 NEW ENTRY — 400 Ingdan, Inc. ← Industrial Bank Co. Guangzhou Branch; first disclosed position at 15.2% Read: A 15.2% stake in IoT-platform company Ingdan surfaced under Industrial Bank's Guangzhou branch via a 1004 related-entity reallocation, a scale consistent with pledge or credit-linked ownership that warrants monitoring for any shift in strategic intent.

🆕 NEW ENTRY — 699 Ningbo Joyson Electronic (H Shares) ← JPMorgan Chase & Co.; aggregate long now 5.03% (increased by 0.67pp), via internal reallocation Read: JPMorgan's consolidated group position in this Chinese auto-electronics and vehicle-safety supplier crossed the 5% notifiable threshold via internal entity restructuring, with no average trade price recorded.

🆕 NEW ENTRY — 2631 SICC Co. (H Shares) ← JPMorgan Chase & Co.; aggregate long now 5.64% (increased by 0.66pp), via internal reallocation Read: Mirroring the Ningbo Joyson filing, JPMorgan's aggregate stake in SICC—a silicon carbide power-semiconductor specialist—crossed the 5% line via the same related-entity reclassification event.

🆕 NEW ENTRY — 576 Zhejiang Expressway (H Shares) ← BlackRock, Inc.; aggregate long now 5.19% (increased by 0.31pp), via related-entity reallocation Read: BlackRock's internal restructuring lifted the Zhejiang Expressway H-share position back above the 5% disclosure threshold; no average trade price was recorded, confirming this is a paperwork-driven re-entry with no open-market activity.

🏢 BUYBACK — 1138 COSCO SHIPPING Energy Transportation (H Shares) ← BlackRock, Inc.; now 8.68% (decreased by 1.31pp from prior filing) 🏢 BUYBACK — 358 Jiangxi Copper (H Shares) ← BlackRock, Inc.; now 4.70% (decreased by 0.89pp from prior filing) 🏢 BUYBACK — 1157 Zoomlion Heavy Industry (H Shares) ← HSBC Holdings; now 45.80% (decreased by 0.53pp from prior filing) Read: All three filings were triggered by issuer-level share buybacks that mechanically altered the holders' disclosed percentage stakes; no directional open-market trade by BlackRock or HSBC is recorded in the event data.

⚙️ OPTION/CONVERSION — 1357 Meitu, Inc. ← BlackRock, Inc.; subscribed to 107,593,936 new shares @ HKD 4.362 (~HKD 469.3M total); long position now 3.27% (decreased by 2.36pp from prior filing) ⚙️ OPTION/CONVERSION — 177 Jiangsu Expressway (H Shares) ← BlackRock, Inc.; subscribed to 36,262,881 new shares @ HKD 10.516 (~HKD 381.3M total); long position now 6.16% (decreased by 2.97pp from prior filing) ⚙️ OPTION/CONVERSION — 1066 Shandong Weigao Group Medical (H Shares) ← BlackRock, Inc.; subscribed to 72,112,812 new shares @ HKD 3.360 (~HKD 242.3M total); long position now 4.09% (decreased by 1.60pp from prior filing) ⚙️ OPTION/CONVERSION — 547 Digital Domain Holdings ← Song Hoi See (via Bright Brother Global Limited); subscribed to 317,360,000 new shares @ HKD 0.28 (~HKD 88.9M total); long position now 4.0% (decreased by 5.50pp from prior filing) Read: BlackRock subscribed to large new-share placements in Meitu, Jiangsu Expressway, and Shandong Weigao but saw its disclosed percentage fall in all three cases because the post-placement enlarged share count diluted its stake; similarly, Digital Domain's controlling shareholder Song Hoi See subscribed at a deeply discounted HKD 0.28 via Bright Brother, yet also landed at a lower registered percentage after total shares outstanding expanded significantly with shares issued to other subscribers.

🔵 MAINTENANCE • 2525 Hesai Group (W) ← JPMorgan Chase & Co.; long 5.39% (decreased by 0.66pp), reason code 16022(L) Read: The 16022(L) code indicates a securities-lending or prime-brokerage pool reclassification within JPMorgan's internal books; the 0.66pp decline reflects shares shifting between lending and custody buckets, not an open-market disposal.