On July 3, MMG rose 4.06% in regular trading, trading at HK$7.27/share, with turnover of approximately HK$76.76 million. The broader metals and mining sector rallied simultaneously, with CMOC up 6.21% and Wanguo Gold Group up 12.08%.

The rebound follows a significant oversold period after MMG completed over HK$12 billion in combined financing in late June, including a placement of 706 million new shares at HK$8.88 each (an 8.8% discount) raising approximately HK$6.25 billion net, and an issuance of US$800 million zero-coupon convertible bonds maturing in 2027. Post-financing, the stock had fallen from HK$9.74 to as low as HK$6.64, a decline exceeding 30%.

On the fundamental side, the company continues advancing the Khoemacau copper mine expansion in Botswana, having signed a second construction agreement covering mining infrastructure and concentrator plant development. Jefferies maintains a Hold rating with a HK$10 target, noting the hybrid financing structure lowers weighted average cost of capital while preserving full copper price leverage for medium-to-long-term growth.

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