On November 5, BYD ELECTRONIC rose 4.91% in regular trading, trading at HK$22.24, with turnover of HK$73.01 million.
The move aligns with a recent positive broker catalyst: BOC International reiterated its buy rating and set a target price of HK$33.7, arguing that the current consumer electronics downturn and the ramp-up in AI infrastructure mark an attractive entry point.
That view followed the company’s latest quarterly results released on October 29, which showed third-quarter revenue rising 6% year over year, while gross profit and net profit fell 31% and 61% respectively due to weak smartphone demand. For the first nine months, revenue increased 3.38% to RMB127.46 billion, but attributable profit dropped 69.3% to RMB963 million. The broker said valuation is near historically depressed levels and sees the transfer of precision manufacturing capability toward AI infrastructure as a key support for sentiment.
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