<Daily Summary> HSI Ends at 26,829, Decreasing by 128 Points; HSTI Finishes at 6,514, Down 36 Points; LONGFOR Falls More Than 4%; CGN MINING, SD GOLD, JIANGXI COPPER, MICROPORT, YSB Reach New Peaks; Market Trading Volume Increases
Market Performance: The Hang Seng Index (HSI) fell by 128 points (0.5%) to 26,829, while the Hang Seng Tech Index (HSTI) and the Hang Seng China Enterprises Index (HSCEI) also experienced declines, with market turnover reaching $173.80 billion.
Active Heavyweights: Major stocks like Meituan, Alibaba, and Tencent saw declines, with short selling ratios indicating significant market activity, while companies like Longfor and Baidu experienced notable drops in their stock prices.
Top Gainers: CGN Mining, SD Gold, Jiangxi Copper, and Microport were among the top gainers, each hitting new highs, with substantial increases in their stock prices and relatively low short selling ratios.
Short Selling Trends: The short selling data revealed high activity in several stocks, with notable ratios for companies like CCB and Longfor, indicating investor sentiment and market volatility.
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Zeekr 9X Deliveries: Zeekr has announced that total deliveries of the Zeekr 9X have exceeded 30,000 units, driven by increasing customer enthusiasm since its launch.
Production Progress: The company has made significant progress in ramping up production for certain components, thanks to collaboration with supply chain partners.
Market Context: CLSA has predicted that overall auto sales in China will remain sluggish in February, indicating a weak performance for the industry in the first quarter.
Short Selling Data: As of February 4, 2026, short selling for GEELY AUTO stands at $101.29 million, with a ratio of 20.625%.
Share Repurchase Announcement: GEELY AUTO announced a plan to repurchase shares worth up to HKD2.3 billion, having already repurchased 67.431 million shares under this initiative.
Share Cancellation: The repurchased shares will be canceled as soon as practicable following the buyback plan.

Potential Partnership: Ford Motor and GEELY AUTO are in discussions for a partnership that would allow GEELY AUTO to utilize Ford's European factory space for vehicle production aimed at the European market.
Technology Sharing: The two companies are also exploring a framework for sharing automotive technologies, particularly in the area of autonomous driving.

January Auto Sales Decline: China's auto sales experienced a significant drop of about 30% month-over-month in January, attributed to reduced subsidies and a cautious consumer approach.
February Sales Outlook: CLSA anticipates continued sluggish sales in February due to the Lunar New Year, but expects car manufacturers to launch new models to attract buyers post-holiday.
Top Picks for 2026: CLSA has identified BYD COMPANY and GEELY AUTO as top investment picks, citing their higher export capabilities and profitability per vehicle, with target prices set at HKD130 and HKD23, respectively.
Market Reassessment Timeline: The overall auto industry performance is expected to remain weak in the first quarter of 2026, with a potential reassessment of the market conditions suggested for April.

Sales Performance: GEELY AUTO recorded approximately 270,200 wholesale units in January, marking a 1.3% year-over-year increase and a 14.1% quarter-over-quarter increase, driven by deferred wholesale volumes and strong export growth.
Profit Outlook: Despite expected revenue growth in 4Q25, profits may decline due to higher year-end expenses and potential recall provisions for early Zeeker models, with core net profit estimated between RMB3.5 billion and RMB3.8 billion.
Cost Management: BOCI anticipates manageable cost pressures for GEELY AUTO in 2026, with an annual cost reduction target exceeding 10%, which should help maintain vehicle profitability amid rising raw material costs.
Target Price Adjustment: Following the equity dilution from Zeekr's privatization, BOCI has lowered its target price for GEELY AUTO to $30 while maintaining a "Buy" rating, noting the current valuation is at a discount compared to peers.

Market Opening Performance: The HSI opened 220 points higher at 26,995, with the HSCEI and HSTECH also showing gains of 0.6% and 0.7%, respectively.
Commodity and Mining Stocks: Mining stocks like CHINAGOLDINTL and ZIJIN MINING saw significant increases, with short selling ratios indicating active trading, while other commodities also trended upward.
Financial Sector Highlights: HSBC HOLDINGS rose 3% following positive forecasts from BNP Paribas, while AIA and HKEX experienced modest gains, reflecting a stable financial market.
Tech and Automotive Stocks: Mixed performance in tech stocks, with TENCENT declining slightly, while NTES-S and NEW ORIENTAL-S saw notable increases; automotive stocks like BYD and NIO faced declines amid high short selling ratios.







