On August 11, CHOW TAI FOOK fell 3.07% in regular trading, trading at 12.68 HKD/share, with turnover of approximately 90.98 million HKD. The stock had surged over 6% in the prior trading session, and the broader gold jewelry sector is now experiencing a pullback.
On the news front, domestic branded gold jewelry retail prices had just returned above 1,300 RMB/gram on August 8, with CHOW TAI FOOK quoting 1,308 RMB/gram, driving a sharp sector-wide rally on August 10. Today's decline represents profit-taking following that rally. On the fundamental side, CHOW TAI FOOK has net-closed over 900 mainland stores throughout the year, with gold jewelry consumption declining significantly year-over-year and inventory pressure persisting amid elevated gold price volatility.
Within the Specialty Stores sector, peers also declined broadly. LUK FOOK HOLD fell 4.16%, EVEREST GOLD fell 3.78%, CTG DUTY-FREE fell 2.69%, SA SA INT'L fell 1.57%, and POP MART fell 1.04%, reflecting sector-wide selling pressure.
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