Movement Alert|Shandong Gold Rises 3.07% in Regular Trading, US-Iran Ceasefire Agreement Drives Oil Price Crash and Boosts Precious Metals Sector

Market Focus05-26 14:32

On May 26, Shandong Gold (01787.HK) rose 3.07% in regular trading, trading at HKD 25.54/share, with trading volume of HKD 157 million.

On the news front, the US and Iran reached an agreement in principle on a ceasefire on May 25, with expectations that the Strait of Hormuz would resume navigation. International oil prices plunged over 5% in a single day, rapidly easing market inflation concerns. Simultaneously, the US dollar index weakened, with both factors providing upward momentum for non-yielding assets such as gold, driving a rebound in international gold prices and gold industry chain-related assets.

On fundamentals, the company reported Q1 net profit attributable to shareholders of RMB 1.45 billion, up 40.9% year-over-year, effectively boosted by rising gold prices. A recent institutional report raised earnings forecasts for the company, projecting net profits of RMB 83.9/140.8/170.8 billion for the next three years, maintaining a Buy rating.

Within the Gold sector, Zhaojin Mining rose 6.55%, Chifeng Gold rose 5.59%, Zijin Mining rose 4.55%, Lingbao Gold rose 0.91%, and Zijin Gold International rose 0.14%.

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