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TREE NEWS update: Turkey’s stock market fell 6%, triggering a market-wide circuit breaker. The halt applies across the entire market. No further details on the cause or timing of the decline were provided.

TREE NEWS update: OpenAI has begun preliminary talks for a new funding round that could value the company at as much as $1.2 trillion, with an IPO now seen as unlikely within the year. SoftBank’s exit window may be pushed back further, and its five-year credit default swaps have widened to a three-year high.

TREE NEWS update: Chuanglian Data said it received notice from the Shenzhen Stock Exchange on September 16, 2026 that its application for a targeted share issuance has been accepted. The deal still requires approval from the exchange’s review process and registration with the China Securities Regulatory Commission before it can proceed. No issue size, price or subscriber details were disclosed.

TREE NEWS update: The Shenzhen Stock Exchange’s listing review committee will examine the initial public offering application of Suzhou Langgao Motor Technology Co. (Langgao Technology) on September 22. The review is a required step before the company can list on the Shenzhen exchange.

TREE NEWS update: Kweichow Moutai was listed on September 15 as a subject of enforcement with a claim of 1.5809 million yuan, case number (2026) Qian 0330 Zhi 6003, at Xishui County People’s Court. On September 16 a company official said the case stemmed from an internal contract dispute at a third-party company and that a court found Moutai bears no liability. The National Enterprise Credit Information Publicity System has corrected the record.

TREE NEWS reports: Meta Platforms shares climbed nearly 1% in premarket trading after Citigroup placed the stock on its 90-day upside catalyst watch list. The bank’s move signals it sees near-term events that could push the shares higher over the next three months. Meta has not commented on the Citi watch-list addition.

TREE NEWS update: Henggong Precision announced a plan to issue convertible corporate bonds to unspecified investors, raising up to RMB 810 million. Proceeds will fund embodied-intelligence robot body manufacturing, an embodied-intelligence robot pilot base and Shanghai R&D center, high-end equipment component and new-material capacity expansion, and working capital.

TREE NEWS update: Ningsheng Group, Xie Yaming and Xie Yue agreed to sell a combined 29.99% stake in Shanghai Yahong to Shanghai Feike Investment at 21.43 yuan per share, for a total of 899.76 million yuan. Feike Investment will also make a partial tender offer for 14.294 million shares (10.21%) at the same price. Trading in the stock resumes on the morning of September 17, 2026.

TREE NEWS update: JAC Group Chairman Xiang Xingchu said on September 16 that the company’s Zunjie brand will maintain long-term investment in the ultra-luxury market and expand its product lineup to cover SUVs and sport-luxury segments. JAC will continue working with Huawei and supply-chain partners on vehicle manufacturing, sales and owner services.

TREE NEWS update: Kanghui Pharmaceutical’s wholly owned subsidiary Beijing Kanghui Zhichuang Technology signed a computing power service contract worth about 1.72 billion yuan (tax included) with Company A, running five years with monthly settlement. To support delivery, it signed a server purchase contract worth about 1.141 billion yuan with Company G. Delivery will be phased from late Q3 2026 to end-Q1 2027, adding roughly 30 million yuan in 2026 revenue.

TREE NEWS update: Sany Heavy Industry bought back 16.62 million shares on September 16, 2026 through centralized bidding, or 0.1808% of total share capital, at prices between RMB 17.64 and RMB 18.96 per share, paying RMB 299 million. Cumulative repurchases as of that date reached 18.37 million shares, or 0.1998% of total share capital, at RMB 17.64 to RMB 20.07 per share, for a total outlay of RMB 333 million.

TREE NEWS reports: Nomura Holdings said revenue from its global trading and investment banking businesses has grown only “slightly” so far this quarter, marking a slowdown from double-digit growth in the prior two quarters. Wholesale revenue through September 14 was “slightly above” the year-earlier level, the Tokyo-based firm said, with equities “solid,” FX and emerging markets recovering, and rates trading “challenging.”

TREE NEWS update: Ultrasonic Electronics said it does not supply products to Nvidia, calling market claims that its high-frequency PCB boards passed Nvidia certification untrue. The company said its 800G and 1.6T optical-module PCBs remain in R&D and customer-certification stages, with no revenue generated so far. The statement followed a cumulative deviation of more than 20% in its closing price over three consecutive trading days; the company said its fundamentals have not materially changed.

TREE NEWS update: Intel’s premarket gain narrowed to less than 3% and SK Hynix’s premarket advance also shrank to under 3% after SK Hynix said it has not confirmed any plans related to reports of talks with Intel on US memory chip production. The Korean chipmaker’s statement followed media reports of the potential discussions.

TREE NEWS update: Tencent repurchased HK$100.4 million worth of its own shares on September 16, the company disclosed. The buyback is the latest in the Chinese tech giant’s ongoing share repurchase program. No further details on the number of shares or price paid were given.

TREE NEWS update: CATL will respond in the coming days to rumors that some automaker clients have chosen other power-battery suppliers, the company said, after the speculation drove its share price down for several consecutive sessions. No specific date for the response was given. The rumor concerns automakers selecting alternative battery suppliers.

TREE NEWS update: Twenty One Capital CEO Raphael Zagury said the company is considering issuing preferred stock similar to STRC to increase its Bitcoin holdings. The plan, disclosed by BitcoinTreasuries.NET, would follow the structure used by Strategy’s STRC perpetual preferred offering. No size, timing or terms for the potential issuance were given.

TREE NEWS update: Leapmotor said on September 16 it received approval from the China Securities Regulatory Commission to register a private placement of domestic shares to FAW Equity and Jinyi High-tech, raising about 6.744 billion yuan. The CSRC registration clears the final regulatory hurdle for the deal, which brings in both industrial and state-backed strategic investors.

TREE NEWS reports: Nokia’s premarket share gain widened to 3.8% as the company moves to accelerate commercial deployment of AI-powered radio access networks (AI-RAN). The Finnish telecom equipment maker is pushing AI-RAN into live network applications, a technology it has positioned as central to next-generation mobile infrastructure.

TREE NEWS update: Amazon plans to establish more than 1,000 same-day delivery centers by 2031, the company said. The expansion targets faster fulfillment for online orders, deepening the e-commerce giant’s logistics network. No investment figure or specific markets were disclosed.