Movement Alert|CITIC Limited Falls 3.63% in Regular Trading, Subsidiary CITIC Securities Massive Share Placement Capital Drain Concerns Continue

Market Focus06-22 10:24

On June 22, CITIC Limited fell 3.63% in regular trading, trading at HKD 12.07/share, with turnover of HKD 145 million. The decline comes as market concerns over the capital drain effect from subsidiary CITIC Securities' proposed H-share issuance to CITIC Financial Holdings continue to intensify.

CITIC Securities plans to issue H-shares to CITIC Financial Holdings with total fundraising of up to RMB 16 billion. This large-scale placement has triggered sustained market anxiety over liquidity impact. Additionally, shareholder reduction activity at CITIC Financial Assets has further deepened the wait-and-see sentiment surrounding the CITIC group's capital operations.

CITIC Limited's share price has been under continuous pressure since June 10, gradually declining from around HKD 12.79 to its current level, accumulating a notable drop. The stock currently trades at approximately 5.55x P/E and only 0.42x P/B, placing valuations at depressed levels, though short-term capital flow pressure appears to still be unwinding.

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