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New Fire Technology increased its holdings by an average of $82,338, acquiring 24.29 bitcoins, with a total investment not to exceed $5 million.

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On November 25th, Newborn Technology Holdings Limited announced that the company's board of directors intends to conduct a Bitcoin purchase plan on a public cryptocurrency exchange platform, with a total amount not exceeding $5 million (approximately HK$39 million) in order to achieve asset diversification. As of the announcement date, the company has completed the purchase of approximately 24.29 bitcoins at an average cost of $82,338 per bitcoin, with a total investment of approximately $2 million (approximately HK$15.6 million). The company stated that it will select the appropriate purchase time based on market performance and prices. Since the purchased transactions account for less than 5% of the total holdings, they do not currently trigger the disclosure requirements of Chapter 14 of the Hong Kong Stock Exchange listing rules. However, the company will make further disclosures if needed.
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