Movement Alert|SANY HEAVY INDUSTRY Falls 3.75% in Regular Trading, Construction Machinery Sector Continues Collective Decline

Market Focus07-14 09:46

On July 14, SANY HEAVY INDUSTRY fell 3.75% in regular trading, trading at 18.02 HKD/share, with turnover of 5.93 million HKD. The decline came as the construction machinery sector extended its collective selloff from the prior trading session.

On the news front, since July 1, SANY HEAVY INDUSTRY and XCMG Machinery have raised prices on wheeled and crawler cranes by 2% to 5%, signaling an effort to curb destructive price competition. However, an industry association official noted that while the price war may temporarily ease under leading companies' initiative, it is unlikely to be fundamentally resolved. The market remains skeptical about the sustainability of this pricing discipline shift.

Within the Construction Machinery and Heavy Trucks sector, the overall sector declined broadly. Among individual stocks, ZOOMLION down 4.39%, SANY INT'L down 3.61%, WEICHAI POWER down 3.05%, TIMES ELECTRIC down 1.54%, SINOTRUK down 0.94%. Southwest Securities pointed out that the industry's competitive landscape is accelerating its shift from price competition toward profit recovery, with Q3 foreign exchange headwinds expected to ease marginally.

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