Movement Alert|SANY Heavy Industry Rises 3.64% in Regular Trading, Jefferies Initiates Buy Rating Combined with Crane Price Hikes and Overseas Large Order

Market Focus06-09 09:50

On June 9, SANY Heavy Industry rose 3.64% in regular trading, trading at 22.12 HKD/share, with trading volume of 64.81 million HKD.

On the news front, Jefferies recently initiated coverage on the company's H-shares with a \"Buy\" rating and a target price of 24 HKD, reaffirming its positive outlook on the construction machinery sector. Simultaneously, SANY Heavy Industry announced price increases of 2%-5% on wheeled and crawler cranes effective July 1, with peer XCMG implementing synchronized hikes, signaling an industry shift from volume-driven pricing to value-based competition and improved competitive dynamics.

Additionally, SANY's 400-ton SY4000H large mining hydraulic excavator was successfully delivered to an overseas customer, marking a significant breakthrough in the global high-end mining equipment market. The broader construction machinery sector continues to exhibit positive momentum, with peer Zoomlion rising nearly 6% in the prior trading session. Institutional movements also provide support, with a position transfer totaling 617 million HKD recorded on June 8.

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