Movement Alert|COSCO Shipping Energy Rises 3.1% in Regular Trading, Technical Rebound After Multi-Day Correction as MSCI Inclusion Effective Date Approaches

Market Focus05-20

On May 20, COSCO Shipping Energy rose 3.1% in regular trading, trading at HK$18.27/share, with trading volume of approximately HK$46.93 million. The stock rebounded after a cumulative decline of over 9% from May 14 to May 18.

On the news front, MSCI announced on May 13 the inclusion of COSCO Shipping Energy into the MSCI China Index, with the adjustment set to take effect on May 29. As the effective date approaches, anticipated passive fund allocation demand is providing support to the stock price. Additionally, JPMorgan Chase increased its position by 3.0924 million shares on May 8 at an average price of HK$20.5645, raising its stake to 5.07%.

On the fundamental side, the company remains under earnings pressure as domestic refined oil consumption continues to decline, with net profit falling from RMB 2.173 billion to RMB 709 million in the latest reporting period. Within the Oil and Gas Storage and Transportation sector, CHINA SUNTIEN fell 2.65%, SINOPEC KANTONS rose 0.25%, and CHINA HK POWER declined 1.33%.

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