Movement Alert|AIA Group Rises 3.13% in Regular Trading, Consecutive Large-Scale Buybacks and Institutional Bullish Calls Support Rebound

Market Focus06-11

On June 11, AIA Group rose 3.13% in regular trading, trading at 72.35 HKD/share, with trading volume of 28.93 billion HKD, following multiple consecutive sessions of pullback.

On the news front, AIA Group has conducted buybacks for 46 consecutive trading days since March 30, with cumulative repurchases totaling approximately 136.35 billion HKD. The single-day buyback on June 8 reached 6.80 billion HKD, covering 9.352 million shares at prices ranging from 71.95 to 74.00 HKD per share. JPMorgan stated that the market has excessively discounted risks related to the Mainland China Visitor (MCV) insurance business, noting no specific new regulatory policies targeting MCV sales activities, and maintained an Overweight rating with a 112 HKD target price. CLSA also maintained its Outperform rating with a target price of 121 HKD, citing solid underlying fundamentals, constructive macro conditions, and resilient mainland visitor demand. The current share price represents a significant discount to multiple institutional target prices, with sustained buyback activity and bullish institutional consensus providing near-term support for the rebound.

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