On June 8, Yankuang Energy rose 3.07% in regular trading, trading at HK$15.42/share, with trading volume of HK$486 million. The stock experienced a recovery bounce following several sessions of heavy selling pressure.

The rebound comes after the company announced on June 3 a plan to acquire 100% equity in its controlling shareholder Shandong Energy Group's renewable energy subsidiary and power sales company for a total cash consideration of RMB 16.415 billion. The core target was priced at approximately 110% premium to net assets, while the all-cash payment structure would push the company's asset-liability ratio from 62.2% to approximately 65%, triggering sustained market concerns over financial pressure and related-party transaction pricing.

On June 5, the company repurchased 1.9652 million A-shares for approximately RMB 50.93 million at prices between RMB 25.71 and RMB 25.99 per share, signaling management confidence. After consecutive days of decline in H-shares, short-term selling pressure has eased, leading to a technical recovery.

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