Movement Alert|Ping An Insurance Rises 3.15% in Regular Trading, Continued Accumulation of ABC H-Shares Breaching 26% Boosts Market Confidence

Market Focus07-08

On July 8, Ping An Insurance rose 3.15% in regular trading, reaching HKD 53.85 per share, with turnover of HKD 990 million. The insurance sector strengthened broadly.

On the news front, HKEX filings revealed that Ping An Life acquired over 170 million Agricultural Bank of China H-shares on June 30 at an average price of HKD 5.30, spending over HKD 900 million. Following the transaction, the Ping An group collectively holds 8.114 billion ABC H-shares, representing 26.39% of the bank's total H-share capital. Since early last year, the Ping An group has accumulated ABC H-shares more than ten times in the secondary market, reflecting its strategic intent as patient capital to allocate high-dividend banking assets.

ABC's AH price spread currently exceeds 28%, providing a valuation safety margin. The bank distributed RMB 87.321 billion in dividends for the full year, maintaining a 30% payout ratio, with cumulative dividends since listing reaching RMB 987.223 billion. In Q1, ABC reported revenue of RMB 206.255 billion, up 10.49% year-over-year.

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