On June 10, CATL (03750.HK) declined 3.11% in regular trading to HK$663.5 per share, with trading volume of HK$606 million. The stock extended its month-long downtrend amid sector-wide weakness in Electrical Components & Equipment.

Market sentiment has been pressured by industry forecasts suggesting sodium-lithium battery price parity could be achieved by year-end, raising concerns about potential disruption to CATL's core lithium battery business and related electrolyte demand. Meanwhile, the company has faced sustained institutional capital outflows, with a single-day net outflow exceeding RMB 3.3 billion earlier this month as large funds took profits following strong quarterly results.

Despite Citi recently raising its H-share target price to HK$888 and upgrading net profit forecasts to RMB 103 billion, 126 billion, and 149 billion for fiscal years through 2028, market participants remain cautious. The broader sector declined uniformly, with peers TIME INTERCON down 9.26%, SIGENERGY down 7.08%, and ZHAOWEI down 3.58%.

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