Movement Alert|CSC Financial Rises 3.52% in Regular Trading, H1 Net Profit Forecast Up 60% to 80% YoY

Market Focus07-15

On July 15, CSC Financial rose 3.52% in regular trading, trading at HK$12.05/share, with turnover of HK$34.26 million. The rally was driven by the company's earnings pre-announcement released on the evening of July 14.

According to the announcement, CSC Financial expects attributable net profit of RMB 7.214 billion to RMB 8.116 billion for the first half, representing a 60% to 80% year-over-year increase from RMB 4.51 billion in the prior year period. Net profit excluding non-recurring items is projected at RMB 7.339 billion to RMB 8.241 billion, up 64% to 84% YoY. The company attributed the strong performance to steady development across all business segments and improved operating results.

Industry research has noted that the brokerage sector is at a convergence point of high earnings growth, low valuations, and accelerating industry trends, with strong certainty around mid-year report outperformance. Daily average trading volume has remained near RMB 3 trillion, up 95% YoY, while IPO expansion and rising tech stocks have further supported investment banking and proprietary trading income.

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