On October 14, DAJIN fell 5.64% in regular trading, trading at HK$25.1, with turnover of HK$44.39 million.
The clearest recent catalyst remains market reaction to a widely circulated claim that the EU had launched anti-dumping and anti-subsidy investigations into wind power tower and key structural components from China. The company said this was false and stated that authoritative media had already refuted the rumor, urging investors not to spread unverified information.
The background is material because Europe is a key market for DAJIN. Recent sell-side commentary estimated that 68.8% of its revenue could come from Europe, making any perceived trade-policy risk highly sensitive for valuation. Even after the denial, the stock had already seen sharp volatility across both its A-share and H-share lines, with recent disclosures showing heavy selling pressure, including notable net outflows from major funds and northbound-related activity.
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