Movement Alert|Dongfang Electric Falls 3.05% in Regular Trading, Heavy Electrical Equipment Sector Under Sustained Pressure with Capital Outflows

Market Focus06-05

On June 5, Dongfang Electric (01072.HK) fell 3.05% in regular trading, trading at HKD 31.1/share, with trading volume of HKD 127 million.

On the news front, the Heavy Electrical Equipment sector continued to weaken with pronounced sector-wide selling pressure dragging down individual stocks. Within the same sector, Vpower Group fell 8.12%, Harbin Electric fell 4.17%, Goldwind fell 2.96%, and Shanghai Electric fell 2.39%, reflecting broad-based sectoral weakness.

Market capital has been persistently flowing out of the heavy electrical equipment space into semiconductor and other trending sectors. On the A-share side, cumulative net main capital outflow over the past 10 days exceeded RMB 23 billion, indicating significantly diminished sector attention. The stock has declined more than 20% from its mid-May intraday high of HKD 41.14, with a brief rebound driven by dividend announcements and oversold conditions on June 1 failing to sustain upward momentum before resuming its downward trajectory.

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