Movement Alert|Dongfang Electric Rises 3.27% in Regular Trading, Data Center Gas Turbine Project Lands Amid Heavy Electrical Equipment Sector Strength

Market Focus07-21

On July 21, Dongfang Electric (01072.HK) rose 3.27% in regular trading, trading at HKD 21.46/share, with turnover of HKD 41.49 million.

On the news front, the company recently disclosed on its investor relations platform that its newly signed Canada G50 gas turbine project will be used for data centers, while it is actively advancing gas turbine production line expansion. AI computing demand continues to drive gas turbine sector prosperity upward.

Additionally, on July 20, the company saw a block trade executed at an 8.38% premium to closing price, with 800,000 shares transacted at RMB 27.3 per share totaling RMB 21.84 million, with both buyer and seller identified as institutional accounts, signaling active institutional accumulation.

At the sector level, the Heavy Electrical Equipment industry strengthened broadly, with Harbin Electric surging 16.41%, Guoxia Tech up 2.58%, and Shanghai Electric up 0.95%. Market sentiment was further supported by rising expectations around power grid investment, AI data center electricity demand, and the shift toward moderately preemptive infrastructure construction.

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