On December 11, Hong Kong stocks closed lower with the Hang Seng Index (HSI) down 0.77%, the Hang Seng China Enterprises Index (HSCEI) down 0.78%, and the Hang Seng Tech Index (HSTECH) down 1.31%. The Hang Seng Composite Industry Index (HSCCI) rose slightly by 0.16%.

In the industry sectors, steel, film, entertainment, property management, blockchain, paper, SaaS, port transportation, internet healthcare, biotechnology, and insurance stocks were active.

Among individual stocks, Geely Auto rose 1.02%, while Guotai Junan International fell 1.97%, and JD Health fell 1.31%. Bilibili-W dropped significantly by 5.19%. Other notable decliners included Techtronic Industries, which fell more than 4%, and Sun Hung Kai Properties, Ping An Insurance, and JD.com, which all fell more than 1%. Tongcheng Travel and Bilibili-W, both components of the Hang Seng Tech Index, fell more than 3%.

Fosun Tourism Group jumped 80% on track for its largest-ever gain, following the release of a go-private plan where the offer price is 95 per cent higher than its stock’s last close.

SenseTime-W fell 1.25% after announcing a placement of 1.865 billion shares at HK$1.5 per share, raising approximately HK$2.787 billion. The funds will be used to support core business development, including building an industry-leading AI cloud, expanding the scale of SenseTime's large devices, supporting generative AI, including large model research and product development, and general operating funds.

RoboSense announced a placement of up to 10 million shares at HK$27.75 per share, an approximate 7.96% discount to the closing price on December 10. The net proceeds of approximately HK$271 million will be used primarily for R&D to continue improving product lines and supporting AI algorithms, chip, and hardware R&D plans, enhancing overseas market business development capabilities, and general corporate purposes, such as exploring potential strategic partnerships or alliances.