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Hong Kong stocks Delin Holdings rose over 24%, up more than 45% in the past 5 days, with market capitalization rising to HKD 4.761 billion.
BlockBeats News, December 31 — According to market data, Hong Kong-listed Deling Holdings surged over 24%, up more than 45% in the past 5 days, with a market capitalization rising to HKD 4.761 billion. On the news front, Deling Holdings announced that on December 29, 2025, its subsidiary Deling Securities (Hong Kong) Limited (“Deling Securities”), in which it holds a 70% stake, received conditional approval from the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission to provide virtual asset trading services under a comprehensive account arrangement. However, this is subject to Deling Securities accepting certain conditions related to its existing Type 1 (Securities Trading) regulated activity license. Previously, BlockBeats reported that on October 21, Deling Holdings announced that it had signed a placing and subscription agreement, expecting to raise approximately HKD 973 million. The offering will include 255 million shares each for the placing and subscription, and 63.8 million shares will be issued to Evergreen Wealth Investment Limited at a price of HKD 3.05 per share, representing an approximately 11.34% discount to the previous closing price. The funds will be allocated as follows: 56% for Bitcoin mining expansion, 24% for developing gold-related RWA tokenization products, 10% for strategic investments, and 10% for working capital.