Movement Alert|Dongjiang Environmental Falls 8.3% in Regular Trading, Profit-Taking After Sharp Rally Compounded by Shareholder Reduction

Market Focus06-24

On June 24, Dongjiang Environmental (00895.HK) fell 8.3% in regular trading, trading at HK$2.2/share, with turnover of HK$40.23 million. The decline followed a period of aggressive rallying, with speculative sentiment cooling sharply.

The stock had surged in prior sessions, triggering an abnormal trading volatility announcement on June 23 in which the board confirmed no undisclosed material matters. Meanwhile, on June 18, IMC Global Holdings LLC reduced its stake by 14.306 million H-shares at HK$1.98 per share, totaling approximately HK$28.33 million, lowering its holding to 5.72%. The combination of rapid prior gains and confirmed shareholder selling concentrated profit-taking pressure.

Additionally, the company disclosed it will continue to fulfill guarantee obligations for subsidiary Mianyang Dongjiang, with approximately RMB 1.1983 million in loan interest due for repayment, reflecting ongoing operational strain at the subsidiary level. These factors collectively weighed on market confidence, driving the sharp intraday reversal.

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