On June 18, Dongfang Electric rose 3.61% in regular trading, trading at 26.54 HKD/share, with turnover of 32.22 million HKD, outperforming the Heavy Electrical Equipment sector.

On the news front, The Goldman Sachs Group recently increased its holdings in the company by 1.5474 million shares at approximately 25.03 HKD per share, totaling about 38.73 million HKD, signaling recognition of the valuation following a deep pullback. Goldman Sachs' latest stake rose to 5.15% from 4.77%. The stock has declined over 36% from its May 18 high of 41.14 HKD, consolidating around the 26 HKD level with technical oversold repair demand.

Meanwhile, Artemis Investment Management LLP reduced its holdings by a cumulative 596.64 million shares across two transactions on June 11 and June 15, with its stake declining from 7.58% to 5.78%, reflecting diverging institutional views on the stock. Within the sector, Harbin Electric rose 0.6%, while Goldwind fell 0.55% and Shanghai Electric fell 1.28%, with Dongfang Electric leading gains as funds target oversold rebound opportunities.

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