Movement Alert|Shanghai Electric Rises 3.75% in Regular Trading, Controlled Nuclear Fusion Concept Reignites as Carbon Neutrality Expo Highlights Core Capabilities

Market Focus06-12

On June 12, Shanghai Electric rose 3.75% in regular trading, trading at HKD 3.85/share, with turnover of HKD 22.55 million. The rebound follows several consecutive sessions of profit-taking declines since early June.

On the news front, the controlled nuclear fusion concept regained momentum, with multiple sector peers posting gains. Shanghai Electric is currently exhibiting at the 2026 Shanghai International Carbon Neutrality Expo (June 10-12), where the company showcased its positioning as the domestic enterprise with the most comprehensive nuclear fusion core equipment delivery track record. The company has undertaken multiple national controlled nuclear fusion major science and technology projects and has essentially achieved complete manufacturing capability for tokamak main system core components. Its Nuclear Power Group previously delivered the BEST device central cold shield, a key milestone in fusion reactor engineering.

Within the Heavy Electrical Equipment sector, Harbin Electric rose 4.77%, Goldwind rose 2.47%, Guoxia Tech rose 1.34%, Dongfang Electric rose 0.71%, while Dajin fell 1.50%.

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