Movement Alert|Innovation Industrial Falls 7.31% in Regular Trading, Aluminum Sector Broadly Weak Amid Persistent Alumina Oversupply

Market Focus06-25

On June 25, Innovation Industrial fell 7.31% in regular trading, trading at HK$14.19/share, with turnover of HK$138 million.

On the news front, the aluminum sector saw broad-based declines, with peer stocks including Nanshan Aluminum International down 7.87%, China Hongqiao down 5.51%, and Chalco down 4.23%, reflecting significant industry-wide pressure. From a fundamental perspective, alumina futures contracts recently dropped over 3%, with national alumina inventories rising by 139,000 tonnes to 7.024 million tonnes and operating capacity reaching 93.3 million tonnes per year, perpetuating the oversupply dynamic that continues to weigh on aluminum prices.

Additionally, the company has seen active short-selling in recent sessions, with a single-day short-selling turnover previously reaching HK$70.89 million, accounting for 19.34% of total daily volume, indicating strong bearish sentiment. The company's elevated asset-liability ratio of 87.3% has also raised financial risk concerns, adding further pressure to the share price in the near term.

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