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Stocks

Hunan Nonferrous Metals Corporation Limited
2626.HK
HK$3.09
-0.51-14.17%
8:37am GMT+0700

Carpenter Tan Holdings Limited
0837.HK
HK$3.26
+3.26+0.00%
8:36am GMT+0700

SCHRAMM HOLDING AG
0955.HK
HK$39.00
+39.00+0.00%
8:36am GMT+0700

 HONG KONG, Dec 29 (Reuters) - Hong Kong shares opened up 0.30
percent on Tuesday, tracking firmer overseas markets and buoyed
by rising oil and metals prices, while consumer-related issues
are seen in focus on optimism over their longer term prospects as
China's economy grows.

 Hunan Nonferrous Metals (2626.HK) was down 1.11 percent at
HK$3.56 as the stock resumed trading after it said its new
controlling shareholder may make a general offer for all
outstanding shares it did not own at a highly discounted HK$1.73
each.

 Market debutant Carpenter Tan Holdings (0837.HK) was at
HK$3.50 up 35.7 percent from the issue price of HK$2.58 per
share. Schramm holdings AG (0955.HK) debuted at HK$38.80, up 4.9
percent from its issue price of HK$37.

 The benchmark Hang Seng Index .HSI opened 64.22 points
higher at 21,544.44. The China Enterprises Index .HSCE of top
locally listed mainland Chinese stocks gained 0.40 percent to
12,720.26.
 (Reporting by Donny Kwok; Editing by Chris Lewis)