On July 6, Muyuan Foods (02714.HK) rose 3.42% in regular trading, reaching HK$32.7, with turnover of HK$128 million. Pork concept stocks collectively strengthened in the afternoon session.

On the news front, national hog procurement prices have rebounded consecutively, with regional prices breaking through the 11 yuan/kg threshold, a significant recovery from prior lows. On the policy side, the Ministry of Agriculture has outlined a regulatory direction of reducing breeding sows, controlling secondary fattening, and lowering slaughter weights. May saw breeding sow culling reach a near two-year high, signaling accelerated capacity adjustment.

Institutions noted that based on the 10-month hog growth cycle, national slaughter volumes are expected to enter a phase of substantial decline after July, with Q3 hog prices likely approaching an upward inflection point. Low-cost industry leaders are positioned to realize excess profits during the recovery. Muyuan Foods recently secured registration of an 8 billion yuan debt financing facility and announced A+H share buyback plans totaling up to HK$500 million and RMB 500 million respectively, reinforcing capital resilience.

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