On June 23, China Galaxy Securities (06881.HK) fell 3.01% in regular trading, trading at HKD 7.72/share, with turnover of HKD 112 million.

On the news front, the brokerage sector had rallied collectively on June 15 driven by M&A restructuring expectations, but has since experienced sustained pullback. Within the same sector, GF Securities fell 3.98%, CICC fell 1.93%, CSC fell 1.63%, and CITIC Securities fell 1.13%, with major brokerage stocks broadly under pressure. China Galaxy's H shares had already weakened for nine consecutive months prior to this decline, while A-share institutional and speculative funds simultaneously recorded net outflows, extending short-term selling pressure.

The company responded on its investor interaction platform that operations remain entirely normal with no information that should be disclosed but has not been. The current H-share price-to-book ratio stands at approximately 0.60x, placing valuations at historical lows, yet capital flow pressures remain unresolved.

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