On June 4, Lao Pu Gold fell 3.09% in regular trading, trading at 503.0 HKD/share, with trading volume of 127 million HKD, extending its recent downward trajectory.

On the news front, Citi recently slashed its target price on Lao Pu Gold from 1,162 HKD to 700 HKD, a nearly 40% reduction, while cutting FY2027-2028 revenue forecasts by 29%-30% and net profit estimates by 27%-28%. The bank noted that following a February price hike, Lao Pu Gold's premium over traditional gold jewelers exceeded 55%, leading to price-sensitive customer attrition, with Tmall 618 performance weaker than expected. Additionally, market data indicated nationwide store sales declined approximately 30% year-over-year in March and April, driven by reseller destocking and gold price volatility. Field surveys showed previously crowded Beijing stores now experiencing noticeably sparse foot traffic. The broader gold jewelry sector remains under pressure as international gold prices face headwinds amid tightening monetary policy globally.

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