On October 26, WANGUO GOLD GP fell 5.13% in Regular Trading, trading at HK$11.32, with turnover of HK$22.714 million.
The move aligns with a clear industry-driven catalyst: recent hotter-than-expected US inflation data has raised concerns over further policy tightening, prompting a pullback in international gold prices and broader weakness across gold and diversified metals miners.
Background disclosures show the company previously reported interim revenue of RMB1.863 billion, up 50.2%, and adjusted net profit of RMB994 million, up 49.3%. Its Jinfeng mine 15 million tonnes-per-year expansion project has entered ore-fed commissioning, indicating operating progress remains intact. However, the latest market reaction appears dominated by weaker bullion prices and a broad sector selloff, with peers including ZIJIN MINING down 4.96%, CMOC down 3.46%, and MMG down 2.91%.
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