Movement Alert|LI NING Rises 5.27% in Regular Trading, Defamation Lawsuit Victory and Nike Channel Shift Boost Sentiment

Market Focus07-29

On July 29, LI NING rose 5.27% in regular trading, trading at 15.39 HKD/share, with turnover of HKD 204 million. The rally was driven by multiple positive catalysts including a defamation lawsuit victory and favorable competitive dynamics.

On July 28, LI NING announced it had won a defamation lawsuit against multiple online accounts that fabricated and spread false information, including fictitious claims about a return wave and stock price crash. The court ruled the defendants liable for damages. Additionally, Nike recently announced it would reclaim online distribution rights in mainland China starting next year, which analysts view as a short-term positive for domestic sports leaders positioned to capture market share.

Citi previously initiated a 30-day positive catalyst watch on LI NING on July 22, expressing confidence in the company's ability to gain Nike's China market share and maintaining a Buy rating. The stock also benefits from longer-term strategic momentum following the June announcement of a 10-year partnership with NBA star Stephen Curry and Curry Brand, valued at over USD 400 million.

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