On May 28, Chow Tai Fook fell 3.24% in regular trading, trading at 11.06 HKD/share, with trading volume of approximately 61.94 million HKD.

On the news front, the company had announced on May 22 that it would hold a board meeting on June 11 to review full-year results and consider a final dividend proposal, which briefly lifted the stock. However, the rebound momentum has since faded as the market reassesses multiple operational headwinds: net closure of 128 stores in mainland China, same-store sales volume declining 30.9%, and price increases of 5% to 20% on fixed-price gold jewelry products. Earlier quarterly data showed group retail value falling 14.2%, with mainland same-store sales volume dropping 27.4% amid persistently high gold prices suppressing consumer demand.

Within the Specialty Stores sector, overall sentiment remained weak. Among individual stocks, POP MART up 3.89%, CTG Duty-Free down 2.88%, Everest Gold down 1.23%, Luk Fook Holdings down 1.23%, Oriental Watch down 0.61%.

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