Movement Alert|CRRC Times Electric Rises 3.19% in Regular Trading, Accelerating Buybacks Combined with Sector-Wide Strength

Market Focus06-15 11:12

On June 15, CRRC Times Electric rose 3.19% in regular trading, trading at 40.78 HKD/share, with turnover of approximately 56.21 million HKD.

On the news front, the company has significantly accelerated its share repurchase program, having cumulatively bought back approximately 19.83 million shares, representing about 40.56% of the total authorized repurchase volume of 48.9 million shares. Recent buyback actions include 1.84 million shares on June 8 for 72.49 million HKD, 1.52 million shares on June 11 for 60.38 million HKD, and 1.44 million shares on June 12 for 56.51 million HKD, providing strong price support.

At the sector level, the Construction Machinery and Heavy Trucks sector rallied broadly, with Sinotruk up 8.8%, Weichai Power up 5.18%, Sany Heavy Industry up 5.09%, Zoomlion up 4.83%, and Sany International up 8.46%, amplifying positive market sentiment. Additionally, the ongoing global power semiconductor price upcycle, driven by AI infrastructure demand and tightening supply, continues to benefit the company as a leading domestic IDM player in power devices.

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