On July 17, Sany Heavy Industry (06031.HK) fell 3.29% in regular trading to 18.33 HKD/share, with turnover of 10.9 million HKD. The decline occurred amid a broad selloff across the Construction Machinery and Heavy Trucks sector.

The entire sector experienced significant weakness, with Sinotruk down 5.39%, Weichai Power down 5.06%, Times Electric down 4.38%, and Sany International down 4.02%. Only CRRC managed modest gains of 0.22%.

On the same day, exchange filings revealed a large custody transfer involving 50.34 million shares worth approximately 985 million HKD, representing 7.28% of market capitalization, moved from DBS Bank to HSBC. While this represents a custodian change rather than outright selling, the scale of the transfer may have added to market uncertainty. Earlier sector analysis had noted institutional capital rotation away from cyclical machinery names into AI and consumer defensive plays, reducing active buying support for the sector.

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