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SinoPac has recently completed a cash capital increase and issued new shares, and opened public subscriptions from November 5 to 9. The number of public underwritings this time was 54,420, and each person subscribed for 3,000 shares (3 shares) at a subscription price of 35.15 yuan per share.
The public subscription of SinoPac (2890) cash capital increase enters the last day today (9th). Investors who want to participate in the subscription, remember to seize the last opportunity!
SinoPac has recently completed a cash capital increase and issued new shares, and opened public subscriptions from November 5 to 9. The number of public underwritings this time was 54,420, and each person subscribed for 3,000 shares (3 shares) at a subscription price of 35.15 yuan per share. Based on the current market price of 42.9 yuan, the price difference for each purchase of one ticket is about 7,750 yuan. If calculated with 3 tickets, the potential profit can reach 23,250 yuan, with a return rate of about 22%.
According to data released by the HiStock investment and financial management community, as of 12 noon on November 9, the cumulative number of subscribers for SinoPac Gold has exceeded 100,000, with a winning rate of 17.91%, showing that the market is very popular for subscriptions.
SinoPac will hold a public lottery on the morning of November 11, and investors can know the winning results no later than 12 noon that day. Those who do not win the lottery will receive refunds on November 12, and successful investors are expected to receive the stocks allotted to their securities accounts before 8:30 am on November 19.

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