On July 24, YANKUANG ENERGY declined 3.03% in regular trading, trading at HK$11.85 per share, with turnover of HK$72.14 million.

The stock had previously surged on multiple catalysts — H shares rallied over 9% on July 20 while A shares hit the daily limit, followed by a further 6.78% A-share gain on July 22. The gains were driven by the controlling shareholder Mountain Energy Group's first implementation of its stake increase plan (acquiring approximately 997,800 A shares for RMB 20.23 million), a proposed RMB 16.415 billion cash acquisition of its parent's new energy and power sales subsidiaries, and broad coal sector strength. After the consecutive sharp advances, short-term profit-taking pressure has emerged.

The coal sector traded broadly weaker on the day. Within the Coal and Consumable Fuels sector, China Shenhua fell 1.22%, China Coal declined 2.15%, CGN Mining dropped 3.16%, Yancoal Australia slid 3.19%, and Kinetic Development lost 2.27%, reflecting cooling sector sentiment that further weighed on individual names.

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