Movement Alert|Johnson Electric Holdings Falls 5.24% in Regular Trading, Sector-Wide Selloff and Profit Warning Intensify Bearish Pressure

Market Focus06-10

On June 10, Johnson Electric Holdings fell 5.24% in regular trading, trading at 22.0 HKD/share, with trading volume of 68.28 million HKD. The stock has now breached JPMorgan's target price of 22 HKD, which was issued alongside a maintained \"Neutral\" rating.

The decline was driven by a deep correction across the Auto Parts & Equipment sector. Among sector peers, SEYOND plunged 25.84%, MINTH GROUP dropped 7.91%, HESAI-W fell 6.05%, and FUYAO GLASS declined 4.25%, reflecting broad-based selling pressure in the industry.

Fundamentally, the company previously issued a profit warning indicating full-year attributable net profit would decline approximately 21% to 25% year-over-year, following its annual results announced on May 28 which showed shareholder profit fell 23% to USD 202 million. Margin compression combined with limited near-term visibility in the auto market, as flagged by JPMorgan, has sustained bearish sentiment and accelerated selling as the stock broke below institutional target levels.

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