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  1. Thailand plans to accelerate liquefied natural gas investment to meet data center power demand

    Thailand is accelerating investment in liquefied natural gas (LNG) infrastructure and exploration to meet the burgeoning electricity demands of new data centers. The Ministry of Energy anticipates that these data centers will require an additional 20,000 megawatts of power upon full operation. This strategic move aims to ensure a stable and sufficient power supply for the nation's growing digital infrastructure. AI

    IMPACT Accelerated infrastructure development may support the expansion of AI-intensive data center operations.

  2. Chan Yik-ting: HKEX's IPO fundraising exceeded HK$160 billion in the first 5 months of this year

    The Hong Kong Stock Exchange has seen a significant increase in its new stock financing amount, reaching over 166.8 billion Hong Kong dollars between January and May of this year. This represents a substantial rise compared to the same period last year. The exchange has also welcomed more than 60 new companies listing during this period. In separate news, Hongchang Electronics has issued a statement confirming normal operations and no significant undisclosed information affecting its stock price. AI

    IMPACT This financing surge could indicate increased investment in companies developing or utilizing AI technologies, potentially fueling further innovation.

  3. Yunda Co., Ltd.: May express delivery service revenue was 4.717 billion yuan, a year-on-year increase of 6.84%

    Yunda Co., Ltd. reported a 6.84% year-over-year increase in revenue for May, reaching 4.717 billion yuan. The company also saw a slight decrease of 0.52% in completed business volume, with 2.291 billion parcels handled. However, the revenue per parcel increased by 7.29% to 2.06 yuan. AI

  4. Sam's Club Chief Procurement Officer Zhang Qing has submitted his resignation

    Walmart China has confirmed that Zhang Qing, the Chief Merchandising Officer for Sam's Club, has resigned due to personal reasons and will officially leave at the end of June 2026. Separately, a new company, Shenzhen Yunqi New Materials Technology Co., Ltd., was established with a registered capital of 500 million RMB, co-funded by TCL Technology and Shenzhen Jiutian Zhicheng Ultra-High Definition Video Display Industry Private Equity Venture Capital Fund Partnership. AI