HONG KONG, June 23 (Reuters) - Hong Kong shares shed 2.9 percent to fall to a one-month low on Tuesday amid renewed worries about the global economy, but shares in Chinese electronic retailer GOME vaulted as the stock emerged from a seven-month suspension.
GOME Electrical Appliances, a top Chinese electronics retailer, soared 68.8 percent to HK$1.89 after it said it planned to raise not less than $418 million by issuing convertible bonds to Bain Capital, and a new share offering.
The benchmark Hang Seng Index finished down 521.18 points at 17,538.37.
The China Enterprises Index, which represents top locally listed mainland Chinese stocks, dropped 3.4 percent to 10,280.13. (Reporting by Parvathy Ullatil; Editing by Chris Lewis)