On June 5, Yankuang Energy fell 3.22% in regular trading, trading at HKD 15.51/share with turnover of HKD 89.91 million, extending the prior session's decline.

On the news front, the company announced after market on June 3 a plan to acquire 100% equity of New Energy Group and Shanneng Power Sales from its controlling shareholder Shandong Energy Group for RMB 16.415 billion in all cash. The core target, New Energy Group, was assessed at RMB 15.57 billion versus a net asset book value of RMB 7.421 billion, representing a premium of approximately 110%. The agreement requires full cash payment, with roughly RMB 4.925 billion due within five business days of effectiveness. Post-transaction, the company's debt-to-asset ratio is projected to rise from 62.2% to approximately 65%. Analyst commentary from BOCI noted the deal is not particularly attractive, with the implied valuation at roughly 15x earnings for the target—well above Hong Kong-listed Chinese power peers. Market concerns over the high-premium related-party transaction and substantial financial pressure from the all-cash outlay continue to drive H-share selling pressure.

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