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Yankuang Energy (600188): Increased production and sales, and price declines greatly hampered performance
Guide to this report: Sales in the coal sector were stable in 23 years, and sales bucked the trend in 24Q1; coal chemical and power generation businesses operated steadily; maintained high dividends, and the investment value was outstanding. Investment Essentials: Maintaining an “Overweight” rating. Duke of 2023
Overview of the Hong Kong market | The Science Index and China Index fell slightly; Chinese brokerage stocks and heavy infrastructure stocks fell, Huatai Securities fell more than 5%, and China Railway fell nearly 6%
Many shares of Science and Technology Network declined; Jingdong fell nearly 3%, and Meituan fell nearly 2%; many shares of home appliances rose, Haier Smart Home rose nearly 8%, and Hisense Home Appliances rose more than 7%.
Hong Kong Stock Afternoon Review | The Hang Seng Index rose slightly by 0.19%, home appliance stocks and coal stocks strengthened, Haier Smart Home rose more than 8%, and Yankuang Energy rose more than 5%
The trend of science and network stocks was divided. Baidu rose nearly 2%, JD fell nearly 2%; shipping stocks rose more than 6%; COSCO Marine Holdings rose more than 6%, and Orient Overseas International rose nearly 5%.
Intraday Overview | Petroleum and shipping stocks strengthened, CNOOC rose 4%, and Dongfang Overseas International rose nearly 6%
Auto stocks continued to rise, with Ideal Auto rising more than 3%; coal stocks strengthened, Yankuang Energy rose nearly 4%; and L'Occitane surged nearly 10%.
Changes in Hong Kong stocks | Yankuang Energy (01171) rose more than 4%, leading the way, coal stocks, and coal companies reported poor quarterly reports, and subsequent quarterly results may improve sequentially
Coal stocks rose collectively. As of press release, Yankuang Energy (01171) rose 4.48% to HK$17.24; China Coal Energy (01898) rose 3.63% to HK$7.99; China Shenhua (01088) rose 3.27% to HK$33.2; and Yankuang Australia (03668) rose 1.25% to HK$28.4.
A number of G7 officials broke the news: an agreement will soon be reached on phasing out coal by the early 2030s
According to several Western officials, the Group of Seven (G7) has agreed to phase out coal by the early 2030s, which is a key milestone for these economies seeking to switch to more sustainable fuels.
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