Movement Alert|Haidilao Rises 3.14% in Regular Trading, Domestic Consumption Sector Boosted by Institutional Endorsement

Market Focus07-15 11:14

On July 15, Haidilao rose 3.14% in regular trading, trading at HK$11.5/share, with turnover of approximately HK$52.03 million.

On the news front, Citi recently published a research note highlighting improved sentiment toward domestic demand stocks, recommending 10 large-cap consumer names. The broader restaurant sector rallied in tandem, with peer Meituan-W surging over 6%, lifting overall sector sentiment.

Multiple recent operational catalysts have reinforced positive momentum. The company donated 30,000 self-heating hotpot units to flood-stricken areas in Guangxi, enhancing brand perception. Scene innovation continues advancing, including the launch of a folklore-themed flagship store in Guiyang and a fire-pot cinema concept in Beijing. The Red Pomegranate Plan is actively optimizing underperforming sub-brand stores, with the core Haidilao brand maintaining stable fundamentals. Additionally, controlling shareholder Zhang Yong purchased approximately 11.4 million shares at an average price of HK$13.39 in May, signaling management confidence. Guojin Securities previously assigned a Buy rating with a target price of HK$18.94.

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