Movement Alert|TIANQI LITHIUM Rises 3.56% in Regular Trading, Lithium Carbonate Surges Nearly 10,000 Yuan Per Ton in One Week as JPMorgan Raises Stake to 10%

Market Focus08-12 10:06

On August 12, TIANQI LITHIUM rose 3.56% in regular trading, trading at 37.12 HKD/share, with turnover of approximately 85.1 million HKD.

On the news front, lithium carbonate futures main contract surged from 136,000 yuan/ton to 145,000 yuan/ton over the past week, a gain of nearly 10,000 yuan, driving broad-based strength across the lithium mining sector. Peer Ganfeng Lithium rose over 5% on the same day. On the institutional side, JPMorgan purchased 194,800 shares on August 5 at an average price of 36.05 HKD per share, raising its long position to 23.62 million shares, with its stake increasing to 10.00%.

On fundamentals, the company previously disclosed an H1 earnings forecast projecting net profit attributable to shareholders of 2.85 billion to 4.25 billion yuan, representing year-over-year growth exceeding 32 times. Industry supply-demand dynamics are showing marginal improvement, with social inventories continuing to draw down and downstream August production schedules expected to grow over 7% month-over-month, providing further support to the lithium mining sector.

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