On June 22, BYD Company (01211.HK) declined 4.08% in regular trading, trading at HKD 77.65/share, with turnover of HKD 488 million. The decline came amid sector-wide weakness and company-specific concerns regarding its global expansion timeline and internal restructuring.

On the news front, the automobile manufacturing sector saw collective selling pressure, with major peers declining broadly — Geely Auto down 5.92%, Great Wall Motor down 4.85%, NIO down 4.02%, Li Auto down 3.85%, and XPeng down 3.11%. Company-specific headwinds include BYD's reported decision to again postpone the production timeline of its Hungary factory, raising questions about the pace of its European market penetration. Additionally, reports emerged that BYD plans to require its sub-brands to become independently profitable, prompting market concerns over potential margin pressure during the transition period.

Notably, UBS on June 21 raised its target price for BYD H-shares from HKD 128 to HKD 135, maintaining a Buy rating, citing improving domestic market share and positive sales momentum. Meanwhile, capital flow data shows sustained net outflows over recent sessions, with approximately RMB 1.04 billion in net outflows recorded in a recent trading session.

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