Ming Shing Group shares rise 31.36% intraday after signing MoU to acquire Storyflow Technology for $130 million.

think> Okay, let's see. The user wants me to transform a given Chinese text into a concise news headline following specific rules. The example provided shows the structure: company name, percentage change (rounded to two decimals), time period, and a brief reason. First, I need to parse the input. The company name is 明盛集团, which is "Ming Shing Group" in English. The percentage is 31.36456212%, so rounded to two decimals that's 31.36%. The time period is intraday. The reason is that they signed an agreement to acquire all issued shares of Storyflow Technology for $130 million. I need to make sure the company name is kept as "Ming Shing Group" without any changes. The percentage should be 31.36%, no trailing zeros. The time period is intraday. The reason should mention the acquisition of Storyflow Technology's shares and the transaction amount. Also, check if the example uses "surged" for a positive change. Since the percentage is a big jump, "surged" seems appropriate. Wait, in the example, the output starts with the company name, then the percentage and time period, followed by the reason. I should follow that structure. Also, ensure that the reason is concise but includes key details like the subsidiary, the project size, location, and the company's focus. In the current case, the reason is the acquisition of Storyflow Technology with $130 million. I need to phrase that clearly. Let me check if there are any other details. The user mentioned "1、" in the input, which is just a list marker and can be ignored. The main points are the acquisition and the amount. Also, the example uses "announcing that" structure. So here, it would be "announcing that it has signed an agreement to acquire all issued shares of Storyflow Technology for $130 million." I should make sure the numbers are correctly formatted. The amount is 1.3亿美元, which is $130 million. Also, the percentage is 31.36%, so that's correct. Putting it all together: "Ming Shing Group surged 31.36% intraday, announcing that it has signed an agreement to acquire all issued shares of Storyflow Technology for $130 million." Wait, the example uses "the company announcing that..." but in the output, it's "with the company announcing that..." Maybe here, it's better to use a similar structure. Let me check the example again. The example output is structured as "CompanyName surged X% in [time period], with the company announcing that..." So maybe I should follow that pattern. So the headline would be: "Ming Shing Group surged 31.36% intraday, with the company announcing that it has signed an agreement to acquire all issued shares of Storyflow Technology for $130 million." Yes, that seems to fit the structure. Also, ensure that the time period is correctly placed after the percentage. The example has "in premarket trading," so here it's "intraday." The user's example uses "premarket trading," but in the output, it's written as "in premarket trading." Wait, the input for the example says "盘前 premarket大涨4.230769%", and the output says "in premarket trading." So here, since the input is "盘中 intraday大涨", the time period is "intraday," but in the example, it's written as "in premarket trading." So perhaps the correct format here is "intraday trading." Wait, the example's output uses "premarket trading," but the input for the example says "盘前 premarket大涨", so the time period is "premarket." So for the current input, it's "intraday," so the correct phrase would be "intraday trading." So the headline should be: "Ming Shing Group surged 31.36% intraday trading, with the company announcing that it has signed an agreement to acquire all issued shares of Storyflow Technology for $130 million." Wait, but in the example, it's "in premarket trading," so maybe here it's "in intraday trading." But the input says "盘中 intraday大涨", which is during the trading day. However, the example's output uses "in premarket trading." So perhaps the correct format is to use "in [time period] trading." So "intraday trading" would be correct here. Yes, that makes sense. The example uses "in premarket trading," so the structure is "in [time period] trading." Therefore, the correct time period here is "intraday trading." Putting it all together, the headline should be: "Ming Shing Group surged.