Movement Alert|China Hongqiao Falls 3.1% in Regular Trading, Aluminum Sector Continues Weakness Amid Middle East Resumption Expectations and Buyback Support Fading

Market Focus06-26

On June 26, China Hongqiao fell 3.1% in regular trading, trading at HK$19.97 per share, with turnover of HK$215 million.

The aluminum sector continued its collective decline, with peer CHALCO down 2.97%, Chuangxin Industrial down 3.85%, and Nanshan Aluminium International down 2.18%, reflecting significant sector-wide downward pressure. Goldman Sachs previously downgraded CHALCO from neutral to sell, slashing its target price from HK$12.5 to HK$7.5, forecasting sustained aluminum price declines and spreading bearish sentiment across the industry.

Additionally, the company's approximately HK$3.079 billion share buyback program has been fully executed and cancelled, removing sustained buying support. Market capital continues rotating from commodities into AI-related technology sectors, further intensifying selling pressure on aluminum stocks. Middle East production resumption expectations have also weighed on supply disruption premiums previously supporting the sector.

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