Movement Alert|Shenzhen Senior Technology Material Rises 5.71% in Regular Trading, Separator Price Hike Expectations and AH Discount Drive Capital Inflows

Market Focus07-07 09:48

On July 7, Shenzhen Senior Technology Material (06067.HK) rose 5.71% in regular trading, reaching HK$11.89 per share with turnover of HK$29.74 million, extending gains following a 7% rally the previous session.

On the news front, the company previously issued unified letters to downstream customers announcing separator membrane price increases of approximately 30%, with actual implementation ranging from 5% to 20%. First-half average separator prices rose 17% quarter-over-quarter, and the market expects a new round of price hikes in August. On the industry side, energy storage demand growth has exceeded expectations, creating a supply-demand mismatch that is projected to persist until 2028, supporting a gradual price recovery trajectory.

Additionally, the company's A-share listing has seen consecutive high-volume rallies recently, with H shares currently trading at a discount exceeding 55% to A shares, attracting sustained capital inflows to close the valuation gap. The stock listed in Hong Kong on June 23 at an IPO price of HK$8.98 per share and has appreciated significantly since debut.

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