On October 22, ZIJIN MINING fell 3.19% in Regular Trading, trading at HK$29.78, with turnover of HK$267 million.
The move coincided with a cautious setup ahead of the company’s October 23 third-quarter results, as the market focused on gold and copper volume-price trends and overseas project ramp-up, while no consensus quarterly forecast data was available, reinforcing wait-and-see sentiment.
An additional overhang is the proposed acquisition of control of Chifeng Gold, for which the long stop date has been extended to November 30 and remaining approvals are still pending. Sector weakness also added pressure, with peers in diversified metals and mining trading lower.
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