Movement Alert|TCL ELECTRONICS Intraday Decline 5.01%, Shares Pull Back After Prior Rating-Driven Rally

Market Focus11-06

On November 6, TCL ELECTRONICS recorded an Intraday Decline of 5.01% in Regular Trading, with the stock trading at HK$16.32 and turnover reaching HK$62.40 million.

The latest market information indicates the pullback followed the previous session's rally driven by a new Buy initiation and a HK$22.9 target price from Citi, while the positive catalyst had already been disclosed earlier and was digested by the market.

Supporting context shows Citi on November 5 initiated coverage with a Buy rating and the highest target price on the stock, citing about 10 times forward 12-month P/E, TCL ELECTRONICS' 14.9% global TV shipment share in the first half, and gains in overseas premium TV share. Separately, the company recently completed the HK$5.61 billion acquisition of the TCL air-conditioner business, funded by HK$167 million in cash and 362.9 million new shares at HK$15 each, while it had also guided for first-three-quarter adjusted parent net profit growth of about 45% to 55%.

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