The new office in Hong Kong has been opened with a monthly rent of more than HK $2 million.

Thank you, Mr. Air, a netizen of CTOnews.com, for your clue delivery! CTOnews.com, November 8, according to the Securities Times, byte jump has completed the renovation of the 37th floor of the Hong Kong International Financial Center (IFC), and many employees have moved to work.

According to byte beat employees working in IFC, the office opened last month and covers an area of more than 16000 square feet, the report said. According to previous media reports, IFC rents more than HK $120 per square foot, so the monthly rent for byte jumps is estimated to be more than HK $2 million (CTOnews.com Note: currently about 1.862 million yuan). At present, nearly half of the offices in IFC are occupied, so it can be seen that Byte Jump may have landed in Hong Kong and is about to expand.

In addition, byte jump has started the second round of employee option buybacks this year. Of this total, the pre-tax repurchase price for former employees was $128 per share, while that for current employees was $160 per share, up 3% from $155 per share in the previous round.