Movement Alert|Dongyue Group Falls 5.6% in Regular Trading, Associate Withdraws STAR Market IPO as Prior Gains Unwind

Market Focus07-07

On July 7, Dongyue Group declined 5.6% in regular trading, trading at HK$16.47/share with turnover of HK$121 million, marking its third consecutive session of significant losses.

On the news front, the company's associate Future Materials withdrew its Shanghai STAR Market IPO application on June 30 due to business development plan adjustments, with the Shanghai Stock Exchange terminating its review process. This marks Future Materials' third failed IPO attempt, with declining earnings, narrowing margins, and core product capacity utilization of only 51.28% drawing market scrutiny.

Although non-wholly-owned subsidiary Dongyue Silicone Material forecast H1 net profit growth of approximately 905% to 952% year-over-year, Dongyue Group's stock had previously accumulated nearly 90% in gains year-to-date. Profit-taking pressure remains pronounced as investors lock in gains following the strong rally driven by surging refrigerant prices and favorable policy developments in prior months.

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