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Hanwha Ocean shares sink 23% after Canada selects Thyssenkrupp Marine Systems for around 12 submarines
Canada said it has chosen Germany’s Thyssenkrupp Marine Systems as the preferred contractor to build around 12 submarines, passing over a bid from South Korea’s Hanwha Ocean and its partner HD Hyundai Heavy Industries. Hanwha Ocean shares fell more than 23% on the news. HD Hyundai Heavy Industries briefly slid 10% in early trade, while South Korea’s Kospi was down around 6% midmorning, weighed in part by post-earnings profit taking in Samsung Electronics.
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Kuaishou shares drop over 6% after Tencent cuts stake to 9.37% following 273 million-share sale
Kuaishou Technology shares slid more than 6% in Tuesday morning trading after Tencent Holdings disclosed it had sold 273 million Class B shares. Tencent’s stake fell to 9.37% from 15.68%, meaning it is no longer a substantial shareholder, according to a Kuaishou filing to the Hong Kong stock exchange on Monday. Based on Kuaishou’s Monday close of HK$46, the sale is expected to raise about HK$12.56 billion (US$1.6 billion). Kuaishou said the transaction would not have any material adverse effect on operations, and noted it has repurchased HK$8.35 billion of shares, or 52% of its HK$16 billion buyback plan.
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Bajaj Auto’s Rs 5,633 crore buyback closes: shareholders can tender at Rs 12,000 a share
Bajaj Auto launched a Rs 5,633 crore share buyback on July 1, offering Rs 12,000 per share for 46.94 lakh shares, or 1.68% of its paid-up equity, at about a 20% premium to the previous close. The record date for eligibility was June 24, and the buyback closes today. The company has said promoters will not participate and that the buyback is expected to lift earnings per share and return on equity.
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A2 Milk shares rise 3.63% to A$7.99 after update on China supply issues
A2 Milk (ASX: A2M) rose 3.63% to A$7.99, taking its one-month gain to 54%. The company said supply-chain issues affecting its China label infant milk formula business have now been mostly resolved, with channel inventory back to target levels. It also flagged preliminary FY26 results, including revenue of about NZ$1.97 billion (up more than 12% on FY25), an EBITDA margin at the top end of its 14% to 14.5% guidance range, and cash conversion of around 70% versus prior guidance of 50%.
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Samsung slides over 5% after profit jumps 19-fold, dragging Kospi down 4%
Samsung Electronics reported a 19-fold surge in quarterly profit that beat expectations, but its shares still fell more than 5% in a single session. The drop added to selling pressure across Asian tech stocks, pushing South Korea’s KOSPI down 4% while Japan’s Nikkei 225 edged lower. Investors cited concerns over overly rapid AI chip capacity expansion, intensifying competition and stretched valuations. In contrast, U.S. semiconductor stocks rose, lifting both the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq to higher closes.
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Samsung quarterly operating profit jumps 19-fold to $58 billion as AI memory demand lifts DRAM and NAND
Samsung reported quarterly operating profit surging 19-fold to $58 billion, beating analyst expectations. The report said demand from generative AI and agentic AI systems has accelerated memory consumption, helping drive sharp price increases in DRAM and NAND flash. It added that the earnings strength supports the durability of the trend and is seen as a direct positive for Samsung shares and the Memory ETF that tracks DRAM and NAND prices.
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Lynas teams up with South Korea’s JS Link to build 3,000-tonne-a-year magnet plant in Malaysia
Australia’s Lynas has signed a partnership agreement with South Korea’s JS Link to jointly develop a neodymium-iron-boron permanent magnet plant in Kuantan, Malaysia, with annual capacity of 3,000 tonnes. Under the deal, Lynas will supply rare earth materials to JS Link’s magnet factories in South Korea and Malaysia through January 2038. Lynas will invest about US$34.8 million by subscribing for JS Link shares.
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