On June 24, China Molybdenum (03993.HK) fell 3.01% in regular trading, trading at HKD 16.71/share, with turnover of HKD 710 million.
On the news front, domestic molybdenum markets continued to trend weak, with ferromolybdenum prices having recently dropped by RMB 3,000/ton in a single day. Steel enterprises maintained strong price-suppression intentions, while traders showed muted willingness to enter the market, putting overall pressure on the molybdenum sector.
The stock had previously triggered an abnormal trading activity announcement after its A-share cumulative gain exceeded 20% over three consecutive trading days, and profit-taking pressure from the prior surge continues to unwind. Additionally, BlackRock recently reduced its H-share stake from 8.19% to 7.64%, with this institutional selling signal further intensifying market selling pressure. The broader diversified metals and mining sector remained weak, with MMG down 1.96%, Lygend Resources down 2.31%, and Wanguo Gold Group down 1.81%, reflecting sector-wide drag on share price performance.
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