On November 2, SD GOLD fell 3.28% in regular trading, trading at HK$15.34, with turnover of HK$54.10 million.
The most relevant recent catalyst is continued pressure from the company’s latest quarterly results. SD GOLD reported third-quarter revenue of 36.913 billion yuan, up 36.63% year over year, but attributable net profit turned to a loss of 362.5 million yuan, versus a profit a year earlier. For the first three quarters, net profit was 3.181 billion yuan, down 19.60%, mainly due to lower self-produced gold output and lower sales volume.
While the company later obtained a bank commitment letter for up to 360 million yuan of special-purpose financing for a planned share buyback, recent market reports indicated that this did not materially reverse the weak sentiment following the earnings release. Sector weakness also persisted, with several Hong Kong-listed gold names trading lower at the same time.
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