Movement Alert|YOFC Falls 3.05% in Regular Trading, BlackRock Continues to Reduce Holdings Amid Ongoing Profit-Taking Pressure

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On September 4, YOFC fell 3.05% in regular trading, trading at 159.2 HKD/share, with turnover of approximately 14.6 billion HKD. The decline extended a multi-session pullback driven by institutional selling and post-earnings profit-taking pressure.

On the news front, BlackRock recently continued to reduce its H-share position in the company, with the latest disclosure showing its stake fell from 7.23% to 6.85% as of August 28, signaling sustained institutional capital outflows. After reporting first-half net profit attributable to shareholders of approximately 29.245 billion yuan, a year-on-year surge of 889%, the stock had rallied over 9% on August 27 before entering a sustained correction, with high-level profit-taking pressure continuing to weigh on shares. Additionally, Goldman Sachs previously raised its target price marginally to 292 HKD but maintained a Neutral rating, which the market interpreted as cautious. Despite southbound capital adding to positions for seven consecutive trading days, the buying failed to fully offset institutional selling pressure.

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