Movement Alert|CHOW TAI FOOK Intraday Rise 3.02% in Regular Trading, Chairman Buying and Bullish Broker Views Support Sentiment

Market Focus11-03

On November 3, CHOW TAI FOOK recorded an Intraday Rise of 3.02% in Regular Trading, with the stock trading at HK$11.57 and turnover of HK$36.16 million.

The clearest catalyst in public information is continued chairman share purchases alongside reaffirmed positive broker views. Recent disclosures show the chairman bought 4.9994 million shares on October 28 at about HK$10.93 per share, following multiple purchases from late September through mid-to-late October, reinforcing management-confidence signals to the market.

Supporting context is that the company previously guided for first-half net profit to rise about 90% to 100%, mainly driven by fair value gains from gold loan contract revaluation and improved sales in core markets. Several institutions kept constructive views, including a buy rating with a HK$12.60 target price, while other analysts also maintained positive or buy-equivalent recommendations despite noting mainland store optimization and softer lower-tier demand.

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