On June 9, Shandong Gold rose 3.23% in regular trading, trading at HK$22.2/share, with trading volume of HK$134 million.
On the news front, the gold sector staged a broad recovery, while the stock benefited from oversold rebound demand following a sharp 7.12% plunge in the prior trading session. The previous session's sell-off was triggered by the company's announcement that its wholly-owned subsidiary Shanjin Financial Holdings plans to transfer 14.13% of Donghai Securities shares to Soochow Securities, coupled with a confirmed fair value loss of approximately RMB 705 million expected to reduce full-year profit by the same amount. The initial market panic over the one-time impairment appears to have subsided as investors reassessed the non-recurring nature of the loss.
Within the Gold sector, peers also posted gains on the same day, with China Gold International up 2.19%, Zijin Gold International up 1.87%, and Zhaojin Mining up 0.63%.
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