Movement Alert|CHINAHONGQIAO Rises 3.33% in Regular Trading, Early Redemption of $330M Notes and Broker Initiation at Buy Rating

Market Focus08-12 09:37

On August 12, CHINAHONGQIAO rose 3.33% in regular trading, trading at HK$24.8/share, with turnover of HK$97.45 million.

On the news front, multiple catalysts converged to drive the stock higher. The company announced on August 10 the early redemption of US$330 million in 7.05% senior unsecured notes due 2028, funded entirely through internal resources, demonstrating robust balance sheet strength. Simultaneously, Soochow Securities initiated coverage with a Buy rating, highlighting the companys full-industry-chain cost advantages and strengthened hydroelectric power cost edge in Yunnan province.

Adding to positive sentiment, the board will convene on August 21 to review H1 interim results, following a profit alert forecasting approximately 39% year-over-year net profit growth driven by higher aluminum alloy selling prices. Deutsche Bank also recently initiated coverage with a Buy rating and HK$33 target price, citing an approaching free cash flow inflection point. The broader aluminum sector rallied, with CHALCO up 5.09% and CHUANGXIN IND up 5.29%, supported by aluminum prices breaking above RMB 24,000/tonne.

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