On October 23, ZIJIN GOLD INTL fell 3.67% in Regular Trading, trading at HK$117.1, with turnover of HK$48.70 million.
The move was linked to recently disclosed third-quarter operating pressure and lowered sell-side expectations, which continued to weigh on gold miners.
Company disclosures showed first-nine-month attributable profit to owners of about US$2.015 billion, up 123% year on year, and revenue up 70%. However, third-quarter profit fell about 12% from the prior quarter as some mines faced equipment maintenance and geological changes that slowed production cadence, while all-in sustaining cost rose to US$1,649 per ounce. Recent market commentary also highlighted that a major bank cut its target price, adding pressure as the broader gold sector traded weaker, with peers including SD GOLD, CHINAGOLDINTL, ZHAOJIN MINING, LINGBAO GOLD and CHIFENG GOLD all falling.
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