Movement Alert｜ZHAOJIN MINING Falls 3.48% in Regular Trading, Earnings Pressure and Management Changes Weigh on Sentiment

Market Focus10-23

On October 23, ZHAOJIN MINING fell 3.48% intraday in Regular Trading, trading at HK$15.63, with turnover of HK$18.84 million.

The move came as recent disclosures continued to highlight earnings pressure, while management changes added another layer of caution for investors.

The company previously reported first-three-quarter revenue of RMB13.51 billion, up 8.69% year over year, but attributable net profit fell 6.98% to RMB1.97 billion, indicating revenue growth without profit growth. Recent market commentary also pointed to third-quarter gross margin falling to 17.82% sequentially, mainly due to production disruptions from mine suspension and rectification, pressure on output and sales volume, and rising costs.

Separately, the company recently completed senior management adjustments, with Wang Ligang resigning from roles including executive director, vice president and board secretary due to a work change, while Yang Tiejiang was appointed executive director. These developments have together remained an overhang on near-term share price performance.

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