03690 Overview

Company Response to Crisis: MEITUAN-W's subsidiary Keeta is monitoring the escalating crisis in the Middle East and is in communication with local authorities to ensure safety and compliance with government directives.

Operational Adjustments: The company prioritizes the safety of its riders, merchants, users, and employees, and is prepared to temporarily restrict or suspend services in affected areas as necessary.

Stock Performance: MEITUAN-W (03690.HK) experienced a decline of 3.389%, with short selling amounting to $431.06 million and a ratio of 16.956%.

Drone Initiative: Keeta Drone has launched a trial for meal delivery services using drones in Ting Kok Village, Tai Po, in partnership with Hong Kong Children & Youth Services, aimed at assisting the elderly.

New Regulations on Food Delivery: China's SAMR has introduced regulations requiring food delivery services without dine-in options to display a 'No Dine-In' label and mandates platforms to verify merchants' business qualifications against regulatory data, effective June 1, 2026.

Industry Response: Major food delivery platforms like MEITUAN-W and JD Food Delivery have committed to comply with the new regulations, enhancing their food safety systems through collaboration with partners and implementing verification mechanisms to ensure quality and safety in food delivery.

Market Performance: Hong Kong stocks rebounded in the morning session on the 27th, with the HSI rising 197 points (0.75%) to 26,578, following a decline of 384 points (1.4%) the previous day. Total half-day turnover reached $121.827 billion.

Homebuilder Gains: SHK PPT saw a significant increase of 6.8% after reporting a 17% rise in interim underlying profit and a dividend hike to $0.98, which surprised brokers positively. Other homebuilders like New World Dev and Sino Land also experienced gains.

Tech Sector Updates: BIDU-SW rebounded 0.7% despite a 42% YoY decline in non-GAAP net profit, while Meituan-W's share price rose 2.1% despite delays in its launch plans. Tencent and Netease also saw increases of 2.8% and 2.8%, respectively.

Chip Stocks Movement: SMIC's stock fell by 0.8%, while HUA HONG SEMI dropped 2%. Other chip-related stocks like InnoScience and Biren Tech also experienced declines of 3.4% and 3.9%, respectively.

Market Performance: The HSI rose by 197 points (0.7%) to 26,578, while the HSTI and HSCEI also saw gains, closing at 5,162 and 8,849 respectively.

Active Heavyweights: Notable stocks included Tencent (+2.8%), Meituan (+2.1%), and Alibaba (+1.0%), with significant short selling activity reported for each.

Constituents on the Move: SHK PPT surged by 6.8% to a new high, along with Wuxi Bio (+4.2%) and Trip.com (+3.2%), indicating strong performance among certain constituents.

Short Selling Data: Various stocks experienced high short selling ratios, with CCB and Xiaomi showing declines, while Cathay Pacific also hit a new high with a 2.1% increase.

US Stock Market Performance: US stocks showed mixed results, with the DJIA slightly up by 17 points while the Nasdaq fell by 1.2% due to Nvidia's decline.

Hong Kong Stock Market Opening: The HSI opened 66 points higher after a previous drop, while the HSCEI and HSTECH also saw slight increases in their opening values.

Tech Sector Updates: BIDU-SW reported a 42% YoY decline in non-GAAP net profit, leading to a 5.7% drop in its ADR, while MEITUAN-W postponed its launch in Brazil but opened higher.

Financial Sector Movements: HSBC HOLDINGS and AIA opened higher, while HKEX remained flat, indicating a generally positive trend in the financial sector despite varying short selling ratios.