HK Opening Bell | HSI Gains 0.4%; Micot Pharma Rockets 87%; NIO Jumps Nearly 5%; Baidu Rises 3%, Trip.com Rises 2%

HK Opening Bell
06/24

1. Market Overview

The Hong Kong market opened higher on Monday. The Hang Seng Index firmed 0.36% to 23,420.70, while the Hang Seng China Enterprises Index added 0.42% to 7,792.13. The tech-heavy Hang Seng Tech Index advanced 0.48% to 4,420.41, showing slightly stronger momentum than the broader market as investors kept a cautiously constructive stance after a quiet global lead-in.

Early action tilted toward growth names. Electric-vehicle makers, select biotech counters and travel platforms caught bids, whereas gold miners and some consumer plays lagged. Overall risk appetite looked measured, with traders weighing upcoming macro data and policy expectations.

2. Sector Performance

Large Technology Names

Baidu rises 2.96%, Trip.com rises 2.18%, Bilibili rises 1.45%, NetEase rises 0.27%, Alibaba rises 0.20%, Xiaomi flat, Kuaishou flat, JD.com falls 0.19%, Tencent falls 0.19%, Meituan falls 0.43%

Top Rising Sectors

• Biotech & Pharma rises 86.92% • Electric-vehicle makers rise 2.57% • Online travel rises 1.28%

Top Falling Sectors

• Expressways fall 4.42% • Gold miners fall 1.90% • Semiconductor plays fall 1.46%

3. HK Top Gainers 10

Stock

Code

Price (HK$)

Gain

MICOT PHARMA-B

02335

34.02

+86.92%

GALAXIS TECH

02729

30.00

+8.85%

CSOP Samsung Electronics (2x) LP

07747

167.10

+8.44%

BUSYMING

01768

338.00

+5.43%

NIO-SW

09866

40.34

+4.83%

TUHU-W

09690

12.80

+4.83%

SIGENERGY

06656

380.00

+4.63%

GOFINTECH QUANT

00290

1.90

+4.40%

CSOP SK Hynix (2x) LP

07709

149.55

+4.00%

FORTIOR

01304

120.90

+3.78%

Filter: Market cap above HK$10 billion

4. HK Top Losers 10

Stock

Code

Price (HK$)

Loss

PATEO

02889

144.00

-4.64%

ANHUIEXPRESSWAY

00995

16.00

-4.42%

EASTROC

09980

105.60

-3.83%

NETEASE MUSIC

09899

102.50

-3.12%

SENASIC

06675

31.00

-2.08%

MINIMAX-WP

00100

504.50

-2.04%

LAOPU GOLD

06181

396.00

-1.98%

LDROBOT

01236

35.80

-1.92%

LINGBAO GOLD

03330

12.94

-1.82%

JIANGXI COPPER

00358

35.76

-1.70%

Filter: Market cap above HK$10 billion

5. Opening Summary

The Hang Seng Index opened on a firmer footing, up 0.36% near 23,420 as investors tentatively added risk after a quiet global session. Gains in heavyweight tech and select consumer discretionary names outweighed weakness in resources, keeping the HSCEI and the Tech Index in positive territory with 0.42% and 0.48% rises, respectively.

Large-cap techs traded mixed. Baidu, Trip.com and Bilibili outperformed with 1–3% advances, while Tencent and JD.com edged lower. The broader tech space remained constructive, supported by incremental buying in Lenovo and XPeng, though AI play MiniMax retreated over 2%.

On the individual front, MICOT Pharma-B exploded 87% to top the gainers’ list, underscoring speculative interest in biotech start-ups. Among blue-chip movers, U.S.-listed EV maker NIO’s Hong Kong shares popped 4.8%, while peers XPeng and Li Auto also firmed, helping to lift sentiment in the auto complex. Conversely, transport operator Anhui Expressway slid more than 4%, and gold producers such as Laopu Gold and Lingbao Gold extended recent declines as bullion prices softened.

Theme-wise, electric-vehicle adoption, biotech breakthroughs and reopening-related travel demand remained in focus, driving early rotation. No major economic data prints or corporate earnings were released pre-open, leaving traders to track policy headlines and global risk cues for direction.

Source: Public market data and media reports

Disclaimer: For reference only. Not investment advice.

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