China Resources Building Materials Declares 2025 Final Dividend With HKD/RMB Option

TipRanksMay 29 22:30

Hong Kong Stocks Move Sharply | Urban Renewal Planning Provides Catalyst! Building Materials and Cement Stocks Rally, with China National Building Material Surging Over 10% at One Point

Gelonghui, May 29 | Hong Kong-listed building materials and cement stocks rallied, with China National Building Material surging by over 10% intraday, Asia Cement and CRH Building Materials Technology rising 2.5%, Huaxin Cement and Conch Cement up approximately 2%, and BBMG Group and West China Cement following the upward trend. On the news front, the official release of the '15th Five-Year Plan for Urban Renewal' serves as the key catalyst driving valuation recovery in the building materials and cement sector. The plan emphasizes 'establishing a sustainable investment and financing system and promoting eligible projects to issue REITs,' which essentially aims to channel capital into the massive RMB 15 trillion existing urban renewal market, injecting much-needed liquidity.

Gelonghui FinanceMay 29 10:36

Hong Kong Stock Market Concept Tracker | Cement Sector Shows Strong Price-Hike Intentions; Institutions Bullish on Profitability Turnaround (Including Related Stocks)

Industries are strongly inclined to raise prices, and a trend of lower prices and profitability in the first half of the year followed by improvement in the second half is expected.

Zhitong FinanceMay 29 07:25

Hong Kong Stocks Move Unusually | Building Materials and Cement Stocks Generally Decline, China Resources Building Materials Drops Nearly 4% as Sector Sentiment Hits Bottom

Gelonghui, May 28 | Hong Kong-listed cement and building materials stocks declined collectively, with China Resources Cement Holdings dropping nearly 4%, Dongwu Cement and China National Building Material falling close to 3%, and Asia Cement, West China Cement, Huaxin Cement, and Conch Cement all down more than 2%. According to market reports, the continued weakness in Hong Kong-listed cement and building materials stocks today stems from a combination of industry-wide supply-demand imbalances, persistently high costs, and widespread losses reported in the first quarter. Although policymakers have signaled efforts to counter 'excessive internal competition' ('anti-involuted' measures) and companies have attempted price hikes as a self-rescue measure, the core issues of weak demand and elevated inventory levels remain unresolved, leading markets to question the effectiveness and sustainability of these price increases. Real estate investment continues its downward trend (January–April real estate development i

Gelonghui FinanceMay 28 11:20

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Zhitong FinanceMay 25 00:00

Stock Movement in Hong Kong | Collective Decline in Cement Stocks as Industry Sentiment Hits Bottom in Q1, Supply Clearing Accelerates Rebalancing of Supply and Demand

Cement stocks collectively declined. As of press time, China National Building Material (03323) fell by 7.1%, trading at 5.23%; CR Building Materials Technology (01313) dropped by 4.35%, trading at HKD 1.32; Dongwu Cement (00695) decreased by 4.26%, trading at HKD 7.42; Hua Xin Cement (06655) fell by 3.8%, trading at HKD 15.18; Anhui Conch Cement (00914) dropped by 2.95%, trading at HKD 19.74; and Western China Cement (02233) declined by 2.05%, trading at HKD 2.39.

Zhitong FinanceMay 15 14:01