On November 5, SD GOLD rose 3.57% in Regular Trading, trading at HK$18.33, with turnover of HK$61.31 million.
The move came after gold shares strengthened broadly in the latest session, with SD GOLD having risen more than 9% on November 4 alongside peers as renewed momentum lifted the gold sector. Market background showed third-quarter global central bank gold purchases surged to 321 tons, while gold ETF flows turned positive with net inflows of 211 tons, reinforcing sentiment toward gold miners.
Recent company-specific disclosures were more mixed. Citigroup disclosed on November 4 that its long position in SD GOLD fell below 5% after a 1.93 million-share H-share reduction tied to securities lending arrangements rather than on-exchange market selling, while its short position ratio increased to 3.15% on the same day. Earlier, the company also disclosed up to RMB360 million in committed financing support for a planned share buyback.
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