Movement Alert|Dongfang Electric Rises 3.63% in Regular Trading, World First 500MW Impulse Hydro Unit Passes Key Test Amid Oversold Rebound

Market Focus07-20

On July 20, Dongfang Electric rose 3.63% in regular trading, trading at HK$21.08/share, with turnover of HK$33.37 million.

On the news front, Dongfang Electric announced on July 19 that the inlet ball valve of Unit No.1 at Datang Zhala Hydropower Station — the world's first 500MW impulse-type hydro generating unit — successfully passed its water pressure test. Sealing performance met design requirements under all operating conditions, marking the completion of the first giant inlet ball valve on-site assembly and testing. The project has been selected as a national first-set major technical equipment initiative, highlighting the company's leading position in large-scale hydropower equipment.

Additionally, the stock had previously corrected significantly following JPMorgan's consecutive reductions of approximately 2.03 million shares and 652,700 shares on July 6 and July 14 respectively, as well as Citi's substantial target price cut from HK$54 to HK$30. Market participants view the current rebound as a recovery following the digestion of prior negative factors.

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