On November 13, ZIJIN GOLD INTL fell 3.08% at open, trading at HK$122.6, with turnover of HK$4.6833 million.
The latest disclosed catalyst was the company’s grant of 3.617 million award shares to 255 selected participants under its employee share incentive scheme, while gold stocks also remained broadly weak.
The grant was announced on November 12 and included three executive directors. The award shares carry a three-year cliff vesting schedule and are tied to both corporate and individual performance conditions. Published details indicated vesting requires average return on equity of at least 15% across 2026 to 2028, alongside individual assessment ratings of Grade B or above. The grant-date closing price was HK$126.50 per share. Sector pressure was also evident at the open, with SD GOLD falling 2.58%, ZHAOJIN MINING 3.16%, LINGBAO GOLD 2.98%, CHIFENG GOLD 4.3%, and CHINAGOLDINTL 1.74%.
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