Movement Alert|NetEase Rises 3.11% in Pre-Market Trading, Multiple Index Inclusions Take Effect With Hang Seng Index Entry Imminent

Market Focus07-13 16:16

On July 13, NetEase rose 3.11% in pre-market trading, trading at $132.17/share, with turnover of $242,200.

On the news front, multiple index inclusion catalysts are converging. China Securities Exchange Services previously announced that NetEase would be added to the China Hong Kong Stock Connect Select 100 Index and the China CSI Hong Kong 300 Index as a constituent stock, officially taking effect after market close on July 13. Additionally, Hang Seng Indexes Company announced that NetEase will be incorporated into the Hang Seng Index series constituent stocks starting July 20. The dual index inclusions are driving expectations of passive fund allocation, providing a near-term catalyst for the stock price.

Earlier, Goldman Sachs analyst Lincoln Kong highlighted NetEase as a top pick, noting the stock's resilient performance since its solid Q1 results and predicting the strong momentum to continue into the second half, supported by multiple new game launches in July that should further boost margins.

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