On July 15, Chifeng Gold declined 3.6% in regular trading, trading at HKD 27.84 per share, with turnover of approximately HKD 76.87 million.

On the news front, the company disclosed its H1 earnings pre-announcement on July 14, projecting attributable net profit of RMB 1.70 billion to RMB 1.78 billion, representing year-over-year growth of 54% to 61%, driven by a roughly 43% increase in the average gold selling price and improved operational management. However, the positive catalyst had already been priced in on the A-share market the prior session, where the stock surged 8.1%. The gold sector is now facing broad profit-taking pressure.

Adding to headwinds, the World Gold Council reported that global physical gold ETFs recorded USD 8.9 billion in net outflows in June, with notable redemptions in North America and Asia. Spot gold continues to oscillate near the USD 4,000 level, limiting near-term upside for the sector. Sector-wide, SD Gold fell 3.21%, Lingbao Gold fell 2.98%, and Zijin Gold International declined 2.23%.

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