On June 5, Goldwind Technology (02208.HK) fell 3.12% in regular trading, trading at 12.55 HKD/share, with trading volume of approximately 80.98 million HKD. The decline marks the third consecutive session of losses exceeding 3% as the stock continues to face dual headwinds from European protectionism and broader sector weakness.

On the news front, Nordex CEO Jose Luis Blanco publicly called for extending Western origin standards to all new wind power capacity connected to European grids. Simultaneously, the EU Commission has launched an investigation into potential unfair subsidies received by Goldwind. The company announced on June 3 that it has filed a lawsuit against the EU Commission, requesting a judicial ruling on the scope of the Foreign Subsidies Regulation investigation. Europe represents a core high-margin overseas market for the company, and escalating trade barriers directly suppress international growth expectations.

The green power sector has been in deep adjustment since mid-May, compounded by industry price wars compressing margins and potential stake reductions by major shareholder China Three Gorges New Energy within three to six months. Despite the company executing H-share buybacks of 1.93 million shares totaling approximately 24.8 million HKD on June 4, selling pressure has not abated.

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