On June 10, Wanguo Gold Group fell 5.11% in regular trading, trading at HK$8.98/share, with trading volume of HK$15.27 million.

On the news front, multiple bearish factors continue to weigh on the stock. UBS recently lowered its target price from HK$17.8 to HK$17.3, reflecting updated cost guidance for the company's Solomon Islands Gold Ridge mine, though it maintained a Buy rating. Additionally, executive director Liu Zhichun retired from his position following the annual general meeting, triggering market concerns over management changes.

The broader Diversified Metals and Mining sector remained under pressure, with CMOC down 3.43%, Jiaxin International Resources down 4.44%, MMG down 1.21%, Zhihui Mining down 1.68%, and Lygend Resources down 0.76%. Meanwhile, gold ETFs have experienced significant outflows recently, with over 10 billion yuan in net redemptions over the past month, as hawkish Fed expectations and fading geopolitical risk appetite continued to suppress gold prices. The stock has already retreated substantially over the past three months, with near-term selling pressure remaining evident.

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