Alibaba saw a net inflow of HK$1.124 billion through the Stock Connect
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Northbound capital flowed into Alibaba with a net inflow of HK$1.124 billion, Zhipu with HK$843 million, and SMIC with HK$497 million; on the net outflow side, Tencent, Zhongji Xuchuang, and Cambridge Technology recorded outflows of HK$60.6 million, HK$29.63 million, and HK$9.82 million respectively. For the entire day, there was a total net outflow of HK$0 in the southbound direction, with a trading volume of HK$90.069 billion, accounting for 44.45% of the overall market trading volume.
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Northbound funds netted a流入 of HK$0.800 into Alibaba (09988. HK), a decrease of -0.853%, with 25.03 billion HK dollars shorted; the ratio was 13.362%. For Zhipu (02513. HK), it was HK$41.400, a decrease of -9.119%, with 6.12 billion HK dollars shorted; the ratio was 16.105%. Similarly, for SMIC (00981. HK), it was HK$0.220, an increase of +0.451%, with 6.21 billion HK dollars shorted; the ratio was 11.284%. The amounts involved were 11.24 billion HK dollars, 8.43 billion HK dollars, and 4.97 billion HK dollars respectively.

Northbound funds had a net outflow of HK$10.000 from Tencent (00700. HK), representing a decrease of -2.508%, with short selling amounting to HK$1.456 billion; the ratio was 14.038%. For CEC Technology Group (03308. HK), there was a net outflow of HK$54.000, corresponding to a decline of -8.314%, and short selling amounted to HK$545 million; the ratio was 19.097%. Cambridge Technology (06166. HK) also saw a net outflow of HK$3.350, with short selling reaching HK$122 million; the ratio was 4.498%. The total amounts for these transactions were HK$60.6 million, HK$29.63 million, and HK$9.82 million respectively.

The most active stock in terms of maximum net capital inflow through the Stock Connect (Shanghai) was Alibaba (09988.HK), with a net inflow of HKD 0.800 (-0.853%), and short selling amounted to HKD 25.03 million; the ratio was 13.362%, involving HKD 21.21 million. On the other hand, the stock with the highest net capital outflow was Huahong Hongli (01347.HK), with a net outflow of HKD 3.550 (-4.610%), and short selling amounted to HKD 7.84 million; the ratio was 17.711%, involving HKD 10.28 million.

The highest net capital inflow for stocks traded through the Stock Connect (Shenzhen) was for Zhipu (02513. HK), amounting to HK$41.400 (-9.119%), with 612 million HK dollars shorted; the ratio was 16.105%, involving 327 million HK dollars. On the other hand, the stock with the highest net capital outflow was Alibaba (09988. HK), with a net outflow of HK$0.800 (-0.853%), and 2.503 billion HK dollars were shorted; the ratio was 13.362%, involving 997 million HK dollars.

The total net outflow in the southward direction throughout the day was 0 Hong Kong dollars, with a total trading volume of 90.069 billion yuan, accounting for 44.45% of the overall market trading volume.

(Hong Kong stock quotes are delayed by at least 15 minutes. Short selling data is as of 16:25 on 2026-11-12.)

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