Movement Alert|Midea Group Rises 3.75% in Regular Trading, CITIC Securities Bullish on White Goods Overseas Expansion

Market Focus
Jul 02

On July 2, Midea Group rose 3.75% in regular trading, trading at HKD 87.05/share, with turnover of HKD 197 million. The rally was driven by a bullish research note from CITIC Securities highlighting Midea's growing competitiveness in European air conditioning markets.

CITIC Securities noted that Midea's PortaSplit portable split air conditioner has gained strong consumer recognition across Europe, underscoring Chinese white goods brands' competitive edge. The brokerage believes Chinese white goods exports are entering a new growth phase with vast overseas expansion potential. Additionally, Citi previously issued a Buy rating on Midea with a target price of HKD 126.3, citing that European household air conditioning penetration stands at only 20%, far below the approximately 90% seen in the US and Japan, with rising extreme heat frequency serving as a structural demand driver.

On the capital return front, Midea repurchased approximately 1.99 million A-shares on July 1 for about RMB 151 million at prices ranging from RMB 73.66 to RMB 77.59 per share, continuing its consistent buyback program aimed at reducing registered capital.

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