On June 25, Yancoal Energy fell 3.76% in regular trading, trading at HK$11.64/share, with turnover of approximately HK$50.26 million.

On the news front, the coal sector continued to face broad-based selling pressure, with major peers declining in tandem — China Shenhua down 2.34%, China Coal Energy down 3.31%, Yancoal Australia down 3.42%, CGN Mining down 2.95%, and China Qinfa down 4.0%. The sector-wide weakness reflects sustained bearish sentiment in coking coal futures and thermal coal markets.

Compounding the sector headwinds, the company previously announced a plan to acquire two new energy subsidiaries from its controlling shareholder Shandong Energy Group for RMB 16.415 billion in all-cash consideration. The core acquisition targets are priced at approximately 110% premium to net asset value, and the transaction would raise the company's debt-to-asset ratio from 62.2% to roughly 65%. Market concerns over the high-premium related-party transaction and increased financial leverage have continued to weigh on the stock in recent sessions.

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