On June 11, Shanghai Electric fell 3.08% in regular trading, trading at 3.78 HKD/share, with trading volume of 25.022 million HKD. The decline extends a multi-session pullback following a sharp rally previously driven by the controlled nuclear fusion and thorium-based molten salt reactor concepts.

The stock had surged on news that Shanghai Electric Nuclear Power Group successfully delivered the core component — the central cold shield — for the BEST fusion device in May, affirming the company's deep involvement in fusion reactor engineering. However, substantial short-term profit-taking pressure has since weighed on the stock. The Heavy Electrical Equipment sector saw broad weakness, with Dongfang Electric down 6.37%, Harbin Electric down 3.44%, Guoxia Tech down 3.11%, Goldwind down 2.07%, and Dajin down 0.96%.

Additionally, the company has recently transferred subsidiary equity stakes at low prices, including a 1 RMB transfer of a energy storage joint venture and a 427 million RMB divestiture of a biomass power project. With over 80% of net profit attributable to shareholders derived from non-recurring items and a debt-to-asset ratio of 75.5%, market concerns over earnings quality remain elevated, reinforcing downside pressure.

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