On June 26, China Tourism Group Duty Free (01880) fell 3.3% in regular trading, trading at 48.18 HKD/share with turnover of 23.52 million HKD, extending a multi-day streak of weakness.

On the news front, rising fuel costs have reduced flights and passenger traffic to and from Hainan, directly weighing on duty-free sales performance. During the Dragon Boat Festival holiday, Hainan duty-free shopping revenue totaled 202 million yuan with 34,700 shoppers, representing year-over-year growth of only 8.6% and 11.2% respectively — a notable deceleration. Fund flow data shows institutional net outflows exceeding 1.5 billion yuan over ten trading days, with sustained selling pressure from major holders. At the industry level, duty-free license expansion, diluted pricing advantages following Hainan customs closure, and luxury brands accelerating direct retail operations continue to compress the company valuation. The stock has now broken below the 50 HKD level, marking a new phase low.

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