Movement Alert|SINOPEC CORP Intraday Rise 3.25% in Regular Trading, Oil and Gas Stocks Advance Ahead of Quarterly Results

Market Focus10-26

On October 26, SINOPEC CORP rose 3.25% in regular trading, with shares trading at HK$4.605 and turnover reaching HK$166 million.

The clearest near-term catalyst was a broader advance in Hong Kong-listed oil and gas stocks on the same day, with SINOPEC CORP rising alongside sector peers as the Integrated Oil & Gas group moved higher.

Company-specific developments were more supportive than decisive. SINOPEC CORP is scheduled to report quarterly results on October 29, with consensus expecting revenue of RMB766.195 billion, up 6.63% year over year, while earnings per share are seen at RMB0.07 and EBIT at RMB13.403 billion, both lower year over year. The market is focused on refining margins, chemical spreads, inventory gains or losses, and cost control progress. In addition, the company recently said it would hold a third-quarter results briefing on October 30, while a temporary shareholder meeting approved adjusted caps for continuing connected transactions for 2026 and 2027.

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