Movement Alert|PICC P&C Rises 3.19% in Regular Trading, V-Shaped Recovery Supported by Analyst Buy Ratings and Approaching Dividend

Market Focus07-28

On July 28, PICC P&C rose 3.19% in regular trading to HK$15.69/share, with turnover of HK$149 million, staging a sharp intraday recovery after opening down 3.66% at HK$14.48. The rebound appears underpinned by multiple broker Buy ratings and the approaching final dividend payment of HK$0.506 per share scheduled for July 31.

Guangfa Securities recently noted that China's natural disaster losses in the first half declined 22.1% year-on-year, expected to further optimize PICC P&C's claims ratio. The continued enforcement of the expense-filing consistency policy across both auto and non-auto insurance lines is driving down combined cost ratios. Multiple brokerages including Bank of America (target HK$18.4), Morgan Stanley (target HK$20.5), and Huatai Securities (target HK$20.7) maintain Buy or Overweight ratings. Southbound funds have accumulated net purchases of 24.1 million shares over the past 20 trading days, reflecting sustained institutional buying interest.

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