Fast Selling Group Was Listed In Hong Kong Yesterday, And HDR Has Few People To Ask For It.

　　 Uniqlo (UNIQLO) the parent company fast Marketing Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as "fast sale") yesterday officially landed on the Hong Kong stock market in the form of Hongkong's HDR, and made a second listing on the main board of Hongkong. However, some market participants said that because the HDR market was very calm, it might only take this opportunity to enhance its international reputation. But in fact, HDR has been left unattended, and even HDR has chosen to withdraw from Hongkong.

Fast selling yesterday was HK $28.6 / share. After the listing, the highest value was HK $36, but it ended up at HK $28.9, with a daily turnover of HK $133 million, while fast selling in Tokyo stock market yesterday received 36975 yen, rising 3.02% throughout the day.

Ryui Masa, chairman of fast marketing, said that last year's group sales exceeded 1 trillion yen, and the target sales in 2020 will reach 5 trillion yen. Now the sales of UNIQLO in Japan account for 60% of the group's total sales and 22% of overseas UNIQLO. In the future, overseas UNIQLO will become the main driving force of the group. It is estimated that by the end of August this year, overseas UNIQLO shops can reach 629, of which the Greater China area accounts for 374. If the area starts at 80 to 100 per year, it can reach 1000 stores in 2020, and the future will reach 3000.

　　 Fast marketing Okazaki Ken, chief financial officer, said the group came. Hong Kong The main reason for listing is to enhance the popularity of fast selling group, UNIQLO and its brands in the booming China and Southeast Asia. With the development of business, it can further attract more investors worldwide, as a global business, to further enhance the transparency of Finance and operation.

But Feng Hongyuan, the analyst of the financial asset management division, has been symmetrical. UNIQLO's influence in the world has begun to weaken in recent years, so it will increase its popularity by choosing the way to go public. In fact, the volume of HDR has been very small and even forgotten.

With fast sales, there are four HDR in Hongkong, and the remaining three are Coach, Si Bai Yi and vale. Volume has been depressed. Coach recorded a single transaction of HK $4100 yesterday. Vale also recorded a single transaction of HK $11000.

Because HDR has never been asked, the first Hong Kong listed companies, SBI, Hongkong, announced this week that the board of directors has approved the cancellation of listing at the stock exchange of Hongkong, and is now awaiting approval from the stock exchange. After approval, the board will formally stop buying and selling it after its closing in May 26, 2014, and Si Bai Yi yesterday closed at HK $8.44, down 4.2% from a day, with 25 transactions.