On June 24, JL Mag Rare-Earth (06680) fell 5.29% in regular trading, trading at 17.88 HKD/share, with turnover of 38.56 million HKD. This marks the second consecutive session of over 5% decline for the stock.
The selloff comes amid broader valuation pressure on the rare earth and magnetic materials sector. A recent industry report noted that following a hawkish Fed meeting decision, the US dollar surged sharply, reflecting market concerns over tightening expectations and liquidity risks, exerting short-term pressure on sector valuations. The rare earth magnetic materials sector remains at elevated valuation levels, with JL Mag trading at a dynamic PE of approximately 34x on the Hong Kong market and over 60x on the A-share market.
Within the Electrical Components and Equipment sector, performance was mixed. Among peers, CATL rose 0.57%, while SIGENERGY fell 5.34%, TIME INTERCON fell 1.65%, SUN.KING TECH fell 2.09%, and REPT BATTERO fell 0.43%.
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