Movement Alert|SANY Heavy Industry Falls 3.1% in Regular Trading, Construction Machinery Sector Broadly Weak with Continued Correction Pressure

Market Focus06-18

On June 18, SANY Heavy Industry fell 3.1% in regular trading, trading at 20.62 HKD/share, with turnover of approximately 90.70 million HKD.

The decline comes amid continued correction pressure in the construction machinery and heavy trucks sector. Since early June, the engineering machinery sector has experienced sustained pullback, with prior gains triggering profit-taking by short-term funds. Industry-wide, major capital has been flowing out of the sector consecutively, while the broader market saw capital rotation away from machinery manufacturing into defensive sectors. On June 16, SANY Heavy Industry's A-share saw net main capital outflow of 292 million yuan, reflecting persistent institutional selling pressure.

Within the Construction Machinery and Heavy Trucks sector, individual stocks showed divergence on the day. WEICHAI POWER rose 2.91%, while SINOTRUK fell 4.42%, TIMES ELECTRIC fell 2.83%, CRRC fell 2.43%, and CIDI fell 12.19%, indicating broad sector weakness that dragged down SANY's Hong Kong-listed shares.

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