On October 15, CIG fell 6.43% in Regular Trading, trading at HK$84.2, with turnover of HK$53.3033 million.
The latest disclosed catalyst is that Morgan Stanley increased its stake by about 5.14 million shares on October 8 at an average price of about HK$105.69 per share, lifting its holding ratio to 7.86%. However, this followed the company’s completed placement of 18.446 million new H shares at HK$105.16 each and issuance of RMB3.96 billion in convertible bonds, with combined net proceeds exceeding HK$6.5 billion.
The broader backdrop is that the market has recently reacted cautiously to the large-scale financing, as the new share issuance and potential future conversion create dilution expectations and added share supply pressure. Recent trading in the stock had already shown repeated weakness after the placement was completed, suggesting the financing overhang remains the more direct factor weighing on sentiment despite the disclosed institutional accumulation.
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