Movement Alert|NetEase Cloud Music Rises 5.13% in Regular Trading, Sustained Share Buyback Cancellation and Sector Momentum

Market Focus06-29

On June 29, NetEase Cloud Music (09899.HK) rose 5.13% in regular trading, trading at 107.3 HKD/share, with turnover of approximately 37.14 million HKD.

On the news front, the company completed the cancellation of 7,631,350 treasury shares on June 12, representing approximately 3.63% of total issued shares. These shares were accumulated through a series of buybacks conducted on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange from September 2024 through May 2026 under authorized repurchase mandates. The cancellation directly reduces outstanding share count, enhancing per-share value for remaining shareholders. Additionally, in early June, Fuguo Fund Management increased its position by 513,800 shares at an average price of approximately 113.04 HKD per share, raising its stake to 5.17%, signaling institutional confidence in the company's valuation.

The broader Movies and Entertainment sector also rallied on the same day, with China Ruyi up 6.67%, Tencent Music up 6.17%, China Star Entertainment up 6.34%, Damai Entertainment up 3.3%, and Maoyan Entertainment up 3.12%, creating a sector-wide resonance effect.

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