On April 30, Shenzhou International (02313.HK) fell 3.02% intraday, trading at HK$46.9 per share, with trading volume of HK$254 million.
On the news front, Hong Kong Stock Exchange filings revealed that JPMorgan reduced its holdings in Shenzhou International by 1,809,580 shares on April 22, at an average price of HK$48.653 per share, with total proceeds of approximately HK$88.04 million. Following the disposal, JPMorgan's remaining stake stands at approximately 119 million shares, representing 7.88% of the company. The institutional sell-down appears to have weighed on market sentiment toward the stock.
Within the Apparel, Accessories & Luxury Goods sector, the broader segment showed widespread weakness. Among peers, ANTA SPORTS fell 2.46%, LAOPU GOLD fell 3.59%, LI NING fell 1.47%, 361 DEGREES fell 2.33%, while CRYSTAL INTL bucked the trend with a 0.76% gain. Despite the near-term pressure, investment banks remain broadly positive on Shenzhou International, with 16 firms issuing buy ratings in the past 90 days and an average target price of HK$65.99.
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