HK Stock Market Move | NEW GONOW RV (00805) Falls Over 18% Again, Nearly Halving from Monday's High; Hong Kong SFC Flags Public Float Below 10%
NEW GONOW RV (00805) fell more than 18% again, hitting a low of HK$8.05, down over 46% from Monday's high of HK$15.09. As of press time, it is down 12.63% at HK$8.65, with turnover of HK$21.3474 million.
NEW GONOW RV (00805) fell more than 18% again, hitting a low of HK$8.05, down over 46% from Monday's high of HK$15.09. As of press time, it was down 12.63% at HK$8.65, with turnover of HK$21.3474 million.
On the news front, the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) conducted an inquiry into the shareholding distribution of NEW GONOW RV. As of October 13, 2026, 22 shareholders and their related parties held a combined 400 million shares of NEW GONOW RV (representing 41.69% of issued shares). The company's chairman and chief executive officer held 467 million shares (representing 48.69% of issued shares). The above two groups of shareholders together held 90.38% of the company's issued shares, leaving only 9.62% held by other shareholders.
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