Movement Alert|Haichang Ocean Park Rises 5.33% in Regular Trading, GLP Investment Expectations Continue to Ferment Alongside Multiple Positive Catalysts

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On June 11, Haichang Ocean Park rose 5.33% in regular trading, trading at 0.385 HKD/share, with trading volume of approximately 50.57 million HKD.

On the news front, market expectations regarding investment negotiations between GLP CEO Mei Zhiming's family office and the company continue to intensify. This news previously drove the stock price to surge over 40% in a single day, and investors maintain expectations for subsequent cooperation to materialize. Additionally, two national standards co-drafted by the company — covering amusement park equipment management and indoor venue construction and maintenance — were officially released in late May and will take full effect on September 1, further consolidating the company's industry authority and brand influence.

Meanwhile, Chairman Liu Jiangtao recently attended the China Tourism Entrepreneur Annual Conference, actively promoting brand visibility under the national Tourism Powerhouse strategy, where tourism was first incorporated into the highest-level national strategic planning. Multiple positive catalysts have combined to sustain the stock's upward momentum.

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