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  1. Meili Technology: Plans to repurchase company shares worth 40 million to 70 million yuan

    Meili Technology has announced plans to repurchase between 40 million and 70 million yuan of its own shares. These repurchases are intended for employee stock ownership plans or equity incentives, with a maximum repurchase price of 35 yuan per share. Separately, Tiger International and two other securities firms received administrative penalties from the China Securities Regulatory Commission for illegal cross-border business operations. AI

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  2. Tigre International Responds to Penalty: Strictly Follows Regulatory Requirements and Actively Cooperates with Relevant Work

    Three securities firms, including Tiger International and Changqiao Securities, have been penalized by the China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) for illegal cross-border business operations. Tiger International stated it is cooperating fully with regulatory requirements and prioritizing compliance. Changqiao Securities emphasized its operations are regulated by Hong Kong authorities and client funds are segregated and protected by investor compensation schemes. AI

  3. Tigre International: Mainland customers account for about 10% of assets

    China's securities regulator, along with eight other ministries, has issued new guidelines for mainland investors engaging in cross-border securities, futures, and fund activities. In response, Tiger International announced it ceased opening new accounts for mainland clients in 2023 and has stopped all related marketing efforts. The company stated that as of the first quarter of 2026, assets from mainland clients constitute approximately 10% of its global total. AI

  4. Tigre International: No remarks such as 'refusal to cooperate with supervision', has completely stopped mainland account opening marketing since 2023

    Tiger International has issued a clarification statement denying allegations of non-compliance with regulatory bodies. The company asserts that it has ceased all account opening and marketing activities for mainland Chinese users since 2023 and that these clients represent approximately 10% of its assets as of Q1 2026. Tiger International emphasizes its commitment to compliance and safeguarding client assets while noting steady growth in its overseas markets. AI