Movement Alert|JIANGXI COPPER falls 5.15% in Regular Trading, third-quarter profit slowdown and BlackRock position swings remain in focus

Market Focus11-06 09:34

On November 6, JIANGXI COPPER fell 5.15% in Regular Trading, trading at HK$24.38, with turnover of HK$23.17 million.

The move came as the market continued to digest the company’s latest third-quarter results, which showed strong year-to-date growth but a clear sequential slowdown in single-quarter earnings, while recent BlackRock H-share long-position changes between 5.22% and 4.65% kept investor attention elevated.

Background disclosure showed JIANGXI COPPER reported net profit attributable to shareholders of RMB11.687 billion for the first three quarters, up 94.02% year on year, on revenue of RMB442.42 billion. However, recent market-focused coverage highlighted that third-quarter net profit fell 47% from the prior quarter. Separately, BlackRock disclosed an off-exchange reduction of 8.25 million H shares on October 30, lowering its long position ratio to 4.65% from above the 5% disclosure threshold reached after an earlier October 29 increase. The company’s October share capital remained unchanged, with H shares at 1.387 billion.

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