Movement Alert|CALB Falls 5.48% in Regular Trading, Lithium Carbonate Price Decline Drags Down Battery Sector

Market Focus07-09

On July 9, CALB (China Aviation Lithium Battery) fell 5.48% intraday to HK$21.7/share, with turnover of HK$39.92 million, marking two consecutive sessions of sharp declines.

On the news front, lithium carbonate futures main contract tumbled 5.41% cumulatively over three trading days to 156,580 yuan/ton, retreating significantly from its May peak of 200,000 yuan/ton to the 165,000 yuan range. Downstream battery manufacturers are maintaining only essential procurement, actively controlling raw material inventories with no large-scale restocking activities, capping upside potential for lithium prices. The broader lithium battery sector remained under pressure, with Tianqi Lithium down 8.30%, Ganfeng Lithium down 7.33%, and Sinoma Lithium Battery Separator down 5.87% in the prior session, reflecting broadly weak industry sentiment.

CALB is principally engaged in the design, R&D, production and sale of power batteries and energy storage system products, primarily serving the passenger vehicle, commercial vehicle, and energy storage markets.

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