Movement Alert|Dongfang Electric Falls 3.19% in Regular Trading, Oil and Gas Price Surge Suppresses Gas Turbine Demand Amid Continued Institutional Selling

Market Focus06-16 10:58

On June 16, Dongfang Electric fell 3.19% in regular trading, trading at HKD 26.2/share, with turnover of HKD 172 million. The decline came after a brief rebound the previous session failed to hold.

On the news front, rising international oil and gas prices are materially suppressing gas turbine demand, while global AI computing infrastructure expansion is driving diesel generator demand growth, further diverting orders away from gas turbines. On the capital flow side, foreign institution Artemis recently reduced its position by 3.748 million shares at approximately HKD 25.14 per share, totaling HKD 94.2 million. Southbound capital has cumulatively net sold 6.976 million shares over the past 20 trading days, reflecting persistent fund outflows from the sector.

The stock has now declined over 36% from its May 18 intraday high of HKD 41.14. Within the Heavy Electrical Equipment sector, Harbin Electric fell 3.38% and Guoxia Tech declined 2.11%, while Goldwind rose 1.16% and Dajin gained 1.4%.

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