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港市速睇 | 三大指数全线收高,科指涨近2%;科网、汽车、生物技术股走高,理想汽车涨超5%,小米集团、药明生物涨近3%

Quick look at the Hong Kong market | All three major Indices closed higher, the Science and Technology Index rose nearly 2%; technology, Autos, and Biotechnology stocks climbed, with Li Auto rising over 5%, and Xiaomi Group and WUXI BIO rising nearly 3%.

Futu News ·  16:22

Futu News reported on December 18 that the three major indices in Hong Kong stock market closed higher across the board, with the Tech Index rising nearly 2% leading the gains; by the close, $Hang Seng Index (800000.HK)$ up 0.83%,$Hang Seng TECH Index (800700.HK)$ up 1.82%, $Hang Seng China Enterprises Index (800100.HK)$ up 1.06%.

By the close, 1,138 Hong Kong stocks were up, 805 were down, and 1,151 closed flat.

The specific industry performance is shown in the following figure:

In the sector, many Network Technology stocks rose, with XIAOMI-W up 2.84%, BAIDU-SW up 1.74%, JD-SW up 1.27%, MEITUAN-W up 0.95%, KUAISHOU-W up 0.88%, TENCENT up 0.84%, Alibaba-W up 0.78%, and NTES-S up 0.69%.

Heavy Infrastructure stocks rose broadly, with CHINA COMM CONS up 4.28%, China Railway up 3.69%, ALLUREFEM HLDG down 3.55%, China Railway Construction Corporation up 3.09%, China Aluminum International Engineering Corporation down 2.01%, CHINA STATE CON up 1.54%, YEE HOP HLDGS up 0.72%, and Metallurgical Corporation of China up 0.62%.

Semiconductor stocks gained strength, with HG SEMI up 7.64%, BEKE down 2.78%, Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corporation up 2.77%, HUA HONG SEMI up 2.74%, SHANGHAI FUDAN up 2.70%, INGDAN up 1.54%, SOLOMON SYSTECH up 1.12%, and CE HUADA TECH up 0.81%.

Autos stocks rose across the board, with LEAPMOTOR up 6.42%, BRILLIANCE CHI up 6.29%, LI AUTO-W up 5.45%, GEELY AUTO up 4.12%, XIAOPENG-W up 4.05%, BYD COMPANY up 1.20%, Great Wall Motor up 0.57%, and YADEA unchanged.

Biotechnology stocks rallied towards the end, with JINGTAI HLDG-P up 29.83%, WUXI BIO up 2.73%, GENSCRIPT BIO up 2.58%, AKESO up 2.50%, WUXI APPTEC up 1.83%, and BEIGENE up 1.03%.

Hong Kong Retail Stocks rose broadly, with PRADA up 1.72%, BOSSINI INT'L down 1.69%, SA SA INT'L up 1.43%, CHOW TAI FOOK up 1.37%, GIORDANO INT'L up 1.21%, CHOW SANG SANG down 1.09%, LUK FOOK HOLD up 1.02%, and SAMSONITE up 0.71%.

In terms of individual stocks,$WEICHAI POWER (02338.HK)$Increased by over 3%, JPMorgan expects its fourth-quarter profit to reach a new high, and the company has taken measures to enhance shareholder returns.

$GEELY AUTO (00175.HK)$Increased by over 4%, profitability has strengthened after the business merger, and Li Shufu has recently increased his shareholding by over 0.3 billion Hong Kong dollars.

$AINNOVATION (02121.HK)$Increased by nearly 5%, the company continues to deepen its focus on AI + Manufacturing, and share buybacks are expected to drive an increase in company valuation.

$MAO GEPING (01318.HK)$Increased by over 5% in the afternoon to break new highs, closing with an increase of over 4%, doubling from the IPO price, and the company is currently in a phase of rising brand momentum.

$CHINA RES GAS (01193.HK)$Up over 4%, the company's dividends are steadily increasing, and UBS Group is optimistic about its valuation recovery.

$MEITU (01357.HK)$Up nearly 6%, with a cumulative increase of nearly 20% this month, the founder stated the company will seek incremental space in AI.

$MEDBOT-B (02252.HK)$Up over 5%, the vascular intervention surgical robot R-One successfully secured orders for 5 units.

$CHINA TOWER (00788.HK)$Up nearly 4%, the company suggests a shareholding consolidation and capital reduction, with Goldman Sachs stating this is favorable for the company's long-term dividend payout prospects.

$TOPSPORTS (06110.HK)$It surged over 4% again, and the year-on-year decline of the revenue growth rate in the third financial quarter has narrowed compared to the previous quarter, with Institutions Bullish on its continued benefit from NIKE's bottom recovery.

$AMASSE CAPITAL (08168.HK)$At the end of trading, it once fell nearly 30%, closing down nearly 19%, having previously surged 118% in volume yesterday, and the company will announce its annual results at the end of the month.

Today's transaction volume TOP10

Hong Kong Stock Connect funds

Regarding Hong Kong Stock Connect, today there was a net Inflow of 2.07 billion Hong Kong dollars.

Institutional perspective

  • CMB International: Maintains an 'Overweight' rating for the Insurance Sector, bullish on China Pacific Insurance, China Life Insurance, Ping An Insurance, and AIA.

Zhaoyin International published a report indicating that this year, China's insurance industry has entered a new stage of high-quality transformation under policy protection and a low-interest-rate environment. The life insurance sector, considering the risks of interest spread losses, has seen regulatory bodies lower the maximum pricing interest rate for life insurance by 100 basis points within two years, initiating this round of downward pricing cycle for life insurance. The report points out that the property insurance industry, alongside the rapid increase in the ownership and penetration of Electric Vehicles, is expected to open up further incremental space for car insurance premiums; the launch of innovative non-auto insurance products and the continuous strengthening of risk reduction management by regulators have laid a foundation for diversified operations and high-quality development in the industry.

The report notes that the current sector trades at 0.2 to 0.5 times the 2025 fiscal year P/EV and 0.4 to 0.9 times the 2025 fiscal year P/BV, with dividend yields ranging from 4% to 7%. In the fourth quarter, the insurance sector saw stock price fluctuations and pullbacks, more reflecting the speculation on policy expectations. The firm maintains an 'Overweight' rating for the sector and recommends buying leading insurance companies with better asset-liability matching and continuous growth momentum. $CPIC (02601.HK)$$CHINA LIFE (02628.HK)$$PING AN (02318.HK)$ and $AIA (01299.HK)$

  • Goldman Sachs: Xiaomi's Smart Phones and Internet of Things may achieve growth exceeding the industry by 16% in the fourth quarter.

Goldman Sachs released a research report stating that, according to the bank's tracking data from October to November, it believes $XIAOMI-W (01810.HK)$ China's smart phone and Internet of Things businesses are expected to achieve an income growth exceeding the industry by 16% in the fourth quarter of this year.

Among them, the total online Trade volume (GMV) of Smart Phone Commodities on Taobao/Tmall/JD.com platforms for October to November showed a year-on-year increase of about 18%, mainly due to a price increase that led to an average selling price (ASP) increase of 11% and an improvement in the stock-keeping unit (SKU) mix. In terms of the Internet of Things, Goldman Sachs tracked XIAOMI's online Internet of Things GMV, which grew by 11% year-on-year during the October to November period. The bank believes that the strong growth in offline sales benefited from trade-in programs and robust retail sales of home appliances.

According to Goldman Sachs’ data, XIAOMI-W's market share in the home appliance and digital device markets on Tmall/Taobao/JD.com has remained stable, but the bank noted that the strong growth in offline sales was due to XIAOMI-W's offline stores changing the sales ratio of Smart Phones to Internet of Things products during Singles' Day Sales from 70:30 in 2023 to 60:40 this year.

  • Merrill Lynch: MEITUAN's Hong Kong business is on the right track, and overseas expansion is based on ROI, reaffirming a Buy rating.

Merrill Lynch reported in its research report that $MEITUAN-W (03690.HK)$ the business in Hong Kong (Keeta) has seen growth and is now on the right track. Despite uncertainties in the Middle East investments, overseas expansion based on ROI is reaffirmed. With positive growth in core businesses and potential for overseas expansion, it maintains a Buy rating with a target price of 200 Hong Kong dollars. MEITUAN's management emphasized that business growth and operating profit margins remain key for the physical store segment, focusing on promoting healthy business growth in order volume, revenue, and operating profit for the in-store segment by 2025.

编辑/jayden

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