On November 6, SITC fell 3.24% in Regular Trading, trading at HK$44.78, with turnover of HK$55.79 million.

The move aligns with renewed weakness across shipping names as expectations for more vessels returning to Suez Canal routes continue to pressure container freight sentiment and raise concerns over capacity normalization and rate pressure.

Recent market updates indicated that the latest round of selling in container shipping stocks remained tied to faster Red Sea route normalization. Earlier reports noted some carriers restoring Suez sailings, while the main Europe container freight contract had fallen below 2400, reinforcing worries about capacity returning to the market. Sector peers were also weaker, including OOIL, TS Lines and COSCO SHIP HOLD. This came despite SITC previously reporting nine-month revenue of about US$2.808 billion, up 14.2% year on year, container volume growth of 5.9%, average freight rate growth of 9.4%, and a special dividend of HK$1 per share.

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