On October 8, MIDEA GROUP rose 3.1% in regular trading, trading at 93.25 HKD/share, with turnover of 4.03 billion HKD.

The move follows a wave of disclosures showing major institutional holders reducing their H-share long positions in late September and early October, with the market now appearing to absorb the overhang. Morgan Stanley’s disclosure indicated JPMorgan’s long position declined from 16.96% to 15.28% on October 1, while BNP Paribas SA reduced its long position to 7.99% on October 2. HSBC and UBS also trimmed positions in late September, though Goldman Sachs and UBS had added slightly earlier in the month.

Analyst commentary highlights white goods leaders as preferred dividend plays, citing steadier earnings and free cash flow into the second half as channel inventory and base effects normalize.

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