On May 27, Shanghai Electric fell 3.38% in regular trading, trading at HKD 4.57 per share, with trading volume of approximately HKD 61.15 million.

On the news front, the stock had previously surged during May 19-22, driven by the controlled nuclear fusion sector boom, thorium-based molten salt reactor milestone, and gas turbine business catalysts. As the sole domestic company covering all fourth-generation nuclear power technology routes, Shanghai Electric attracted significant capital inflows during the rally. The accumulated short-term gains have created substantial profit-taking pressure that continues to unwind. Additionally, the company recently announced the transfer of its 47.4% stake in subsidiary Electric Guoxuan to Nanjing Guoxuan Holdings at a nominal price of RMB 1, a move that has drawn divergent market interpretations.

Within the Heavy Electrical Equipment sector, the overall tone remains soft. Among peers, Dongfang Electric rose 0.28%, Goldwind rose 0.14%, Harbin Electric fell 1.29%, and Guoxia Tech fell 2.91%, indicating continued sector-wide adjustment.

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