On August 10, TIANQI LITHIUM rose 3.19% in regular trading, trading at 36.96 HKD/share, with turnover of 22.37 million HKD. The move was driven by a broad lithium mining sector recovery combined with strong first-half earnings expectations and a favorable supply-demand outlook.
On the sector front, lithium stocks rallied in tandem, with peer Ganfeng Lithium gaining 3.42% on the same day, reflecting significant linkage effects across the industry. From a fundamental perspective, the company previously disclosed a performance preview projecting H1 net profit attributable to shareholders of 2.85 billion to 4.25 billion yuan, representing a year-over-year increase of 32.76 to 49.35 times, a dramatic turnaround from the prior-year period.
Institutions expect the arrival of the peak demand season in H2, with downstream August production schedules projected to rise over 7% month-over-month. The lithium carbonate supply gap is anticipated to gradually widen, reinforcing a de-stocking trend that supports sector-wide valuations. Separately, JPMorgan reduced its holdings by approximately 207,354 shares on August 4 at around 35.24 HKD per share, bringing its stake to approximately 9.92%.
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