Movement Alert|CSC Financial Intraday Decline 3.04% in Regular Trading, Brokerage Sector Broadly Weakens Amid CITIC Securities Stake Disposal Overhang

Market Focus07-07

On July 7, CSC Financial fell 3.04% in regular trading, trading at HK$12.14/share, with turnover of HK$34.88 million. The brokerage sector came under broad selling pressure, with GTHT down 3.63%, CICC down 2.47%, CGS down 1.89%, and CITIC Securities down 1.27%.

On the news front, the chairman of CITIC Securities previously stated publicly that clearing its stake in CSC Financial may not be completed within six months and would depend on market conditions. This ongoing equity disposal overhang continues to suppress market sentiment surrounding the stock. Additionally, after the brokerage sector had rallied consecutively on expectations of strong Q2 earnings growth, short-term profit-taking pressure emerged, triggering broad pullbacks across sector constituents.

CSC Financial reported no new share issuance or capital changes in June, with H-share count steady at approximately 1.26 billion shares. The company declared a final dividend of RMB 1.75 per 10 shares for the prior fiscal year, with payment expected on August 20.

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