Movement Alert|CHINAHONGQIAO Rises 3.09% in Regular Trading, Multiple Institutions Maintain Buy Ratings Boosting Market Sentiment

Market Focus09-03 09:37

On September 3, CHINAHONGQIAO rose 3.09% in regular trading, trading at 23.36 HKD/share, with turnover of approximately 99.79 million HKD. The aluminum sector broadly strengthened, with CHALCO up 3.46%, NANSHAN AL INTL up 3.54%, and CHUANGXIN IND up 2.42%.

On the news front, multiple institutions including CICC, Jefferies, and BOCI recently issued research reports maintaining buy ratings on the company. BOCI set a target price of 40.71 HKD, while Citi's target price reached as high as 48 HKD. Jefferies noted that management expects H2 aluminum prices in the range of 23,600-24,300 yuan/ton, with total debt declining to 67 billion yuan from 74 billion yuan at end of the prior year. The company reported H1 net profit attributable to shareholders of 17.21 billion yuan, up 39.2% year-over-year, with gross margin expanding from 25.7% to 31.5%. Unit gross profit for aluminum alloy products surged 81% to 8,200 yuan per ton. Additionally, the company repurchased and cancelled approximately 5.286 billion HKD worth of shares in H1, while the controlling shareholder increased holdings by 1.1 billion HKD, underscoring long-term confidence.

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