On July 2, China Shenhua Energy rose 3.09% in regular trading, trading at HK$39.88/share, with turnover of HK$178 million. The coal sector staged a collective rebound, with Kinetic Development up 3.25%, China Coal Energy up 2.08%, and CGN Mining up 1.23%.

On the news front, after a brief coal price pullback, institutions noted that port inventories have continued to decline, with tight low-calorie coal supply supporting bullish sentiment. As temperatures gradually rise, power plant daily consumption has entered an upward trajectory, and summer peak season demand is expected to trigger a new round of coal price recovery. Additionally, supply constraints persist as safety inspections remain stringent following recent mining incidents, while Indonesia's export controls continue to tighten overseas supply.

The company's ex-dividend date falls on July 2, with a final dividend of RMB 1.03 per share (approximately HK$1.185) to be distributed on August 26 to shareholders on record as of July 10.

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