On October 30, CHINA RES POWER rose 3.03% intraday in Regular Trading, trading at HK$20.02, with turnover of HK$179 million.
The clearest recent catalyst was the company’s October 28 disclosure that its 81.81%-owned subsidiary reported first-nine-month attributable profit of RMB4.674 billion, down 25.60% year over year, while total assets rose 6.18% from year-end to RMB249.796 billion and shareholders’ equity attributable to the listed company increased to RMB120.017 billion.
For the first nine months, the subsidiary’s revenue was RMB18.627 billion, up 0.43%, with earnings pressured by weaker wind speed and solar radiation, curtailment, and tariff policy adjustments. At the same time, operating cash flow continued to improve. Earlier operating data also showed CHINA RES POWER’s subsidiary power plants sold 186 million MWh in the first nine months, up 9.7% year over year, including wind up 1.6% and photovoltaic up 35.1%, offering context for the market’s focus on volume resilience versus renewable margin pressure.
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