Seven stocks each received institutional net purchases exceeding 10 million yuan.
On November 19, the three major A-share indices showed mixed performance. The Shanghai Composite Index closed at 3946.74 points, up 0.18%, while the Shenzhen Component Index saw a slight decline, and the ChiNext Index rose 0.25%. The total market turnover for the day was 1.74 trillion yuan, shrinking by over 200 billion yuan compared to the previous trading session. Among the 1,200 stocks that closed higher, 65 hit their daily limit-up.
Sector-wise, the precious metals concept led the gains, with stocks like Zhongjin Gold and Xiaocheng Technology performing strongly. Other rising sectors included shipbuilding, energy metals, insurance, and lead metals. Conversely, the Hainan Free Trade Port, comprehensive sectors, and gas concepts were among the decliners.
Thirteen stocks hit record-high closing prices. Excluding newly listed stocks within the past year, data shows that 13 stocks reached all-time highs. The electronics, machinery, and utilities sectors were prominent, each contributing two stocks to the list. Among these, the average gain was 6.56%, with Shimao Energy, Dawei Co., and Huaci Group hitting limit-ups. Other top performers included Zhenai Meijia, Huafeng Co., Tengjing Technology, and Haixi Communications.
In the Dragon & Tiger List (a daily disclosure of top-performing stocks), 11 stocks recorded net institutional purchases, while 10 saw net sales. Seven stocks received net institutional buying exceeding 10 million yuan, with Dawei Co. leading at 190 million yuan, followed by Xuanya International at 62.21 million yuan. On the selling side, Zhongdian Xinlong topped the list with a net institutional sale of 146 million yuan, followed by Guolian Aquatic, Geer Software, and Huiyuan Communications, each with net sales exceeding 20 million yuan.
Among the stocks featured in the Dragon & Tiger List, 11 received net purchases from northbound (foreign) capital. Rongjie Co. led with 149 million yuan in net buying, followed by Huasheng Tiancheng, Yaguang Technology, and Hailu Heavy Industries, each exceeding 30 million yuan. Conversely, northbound capital sold 10 stocks, with Haima Automobile, which hit its daily limit-down, recording the highest net sale at 97.89 million yuan.
**Key Corporate Updates:** - **Neusoft Corporation (600718)**: Received a 4.2 billion yuan order from a major domestic automaker for intelligent cockpit domain controllers. - **Gan-Yue Expressway**: Its actual controller will shift from the provincial transportation department to the provincial state-owned assets regulator. - **XPeng Motors**: Denied rumors of producing thousands of autonomous taxis annually in the next two years. - **Ruicheng Intelligent**: Its subsidiary won a China Mobile ICT project bid, primarily for computing server hardware and systems. - **Dawei Co.**: Progressing on lithium battery new energy project procedures in Hunan's Chenzhou. - **Yongzhen Co.**: Partnered with Zhiyuan Robotics for bulk deliveries and supplies of core components. - **Desay SV**: Launched an AI computing terminal for robotics, applying automotive-grade redundancy design to robotic scenarios. - **GRG Banking**: Won 308 million yuan bids for AI application pilot base hardware and software projects. - **Hisun Pharma**: Subsidiary to collaborate with East China Institute on heparin synthesis via biotechnology. - **Mesnac**: Subsidiary secured R&D orders for solid-state battery pre-processing equipment. - **Hopefluent China**: Trading resumption on November 20 after review.
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