Movement Alert|MMG Falls 3.28% in Regular Trading, Share Placement Dilution Compounded by Copper Price Hitting Largest Monthly Drop

Market Focus06-26

On June 26, MMG declined 3.28% in regular trading, trading at HKD 6.71/share, with turnover of HKD 93.51 million. The stock has now fallen approximately 24.3% below its placement price of HKD 8.88 per share.

On the news front, dilution pressure from the company's June 18 share placement continues to weigh on the stock. MMG completed the placement of approximately 706 million new shares alongside the issuance of USD 800 million in zero-coupon convertible bonds, raising a combined net amount of approximately HKD 12.623 billion. Total issued shares expanded from approximately 12.14 billion to 12.846 billion, with the equity dilution effect still being digested by the market.

Simultaneously, copper prices recorded their largest single-day decline of the month, with spot copper falling to RMB 101,080/ton. A hawkish Fed stance boosted the U.S. dollar while seasonal demand weakness in mid-year further pressured the copper sector broadly. The Diversified Metals and Mining sector saw widespread declines, with CMOC down 2.26%, Jiaxin International Resources down 7.99%, and Wanguo Gold Group down 2.13%.

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