BOCOM International expands GTWALL bond holdings in discloseable transaction

The latest announcement is out from BOCOM International Holdings Co. Ltd. ( (HK:3329) ).

BOCOM International Holdings, through its wholly owned British Virgin Islands subsidiary Preferred Investment, has expanded its fixed income investment portfolio with additional purchases of GTWALL Notes issued by a British Virgin Islands vehicle ultimately backed by China Great Wall, a leading state-owned asset management and financial services group in the PRC. The latest US$8.82 million acquisition of GTWALL Notes II on 11 March 2026, funded by internal resources and combined with a prior US$3 million purchase of GTWALL Notes I in April 2025, constitutes a discloseable transaction under Hong Kong listing rules, underscoring the group’s ongoing deployment of balance sheet capital into structured debt instruments while maintaining that the issuer and major counterparties are independent third parties, aside from an earlier trade executed via its own brokerage arm.

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More about BOCOM International Holdings Co. Ltd.

BOCOM International Holdings Company Limited is a Hong Kong-incorporated investment holding company whose group operations span securities brokerage, margin financing, corporate finance and underwriting, investment and loans, and asset management and advisory services. Through its licensed subsidiaries, the group conducts regulated activities including dealing in securities and futures, advising on securities and futures contracts, providing margin financing and corporate finance advice, and offering asset management services, primarily serving capital markets clients in Hong Kong and beyond.

Average Trading Volume: 1,290,750

Technical Sentiment Signal: Sell

Current Market Cap: HK$1.04B

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