HK Close | Tech and Gold Stocks Lead; HSI Edges Higher on Resource Strength; Zijin Gold Jumps 9%; Xiaomi Gains over 4%; SMIC Falls 2%

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I. Market Overview

Hong Kong equities closed modestly higher, led by technology and resources. The Hang Seng Index (HSI) rose 0.31% to 27,266.38, the Hang Seng China Enterprises Index (HSCEI) gained 0.28% to 9,268.18, and the Hang Seng Tech Index (HSTECH) outperformed with a 0.90% rise to 5,499.99. The HSCCI added 0.57% to 4,432.29. Strength in gold miners, diversified metals, and construction materials offset weakness in pockets of healthcare and consumer sectors, while large-cap tech posted mixed but generally constructive moves.

Total market turnover reached HKD 217.22 billion. Intraday media coverage highlighted a broad rebound in EV makers and AI application software, alongside a rally in gold stocks. On the macro side, China’s January CPI rose 0.2% year-on-year while PPI deflation eased, a backdrop that supported cyclicals and hard-asset plays.

II. Sector Performance

Large-cap Tech Stocks

The Hang Seng Tech Index rose 0.90% to 5,499.99; leaders included BILIBILI-W +5.16% (HK$252.80) and XIAOMI-W +4.27% (HK$37.10), while TENCENT -0.54% (HK$548.00) and SMIC -2.17% (HK$70.00) lagged.

Top Performing Sectors

  • Gold (+5.74%): Benefited from defensive flows and commodity support; WANGUO GOLD GP featured among top gainers.

  • Diversified Metals & Mining (+4.84%): Risk appetite rotated into resources; XINXIN MINING advanced strongly.

  • Construction Materials (+4.15%): Infrastructure-linked names rallied; CNBM and CONCH VENTURE surged.

Bottom Performing Sectors

  • Health Care Distributors (-10.36%): Healthcare complex weak, with several health-related listings under pressure.

  • Publishing (-6.69%): Media names fell; CHINA LIT declined notably.

  • Forest Products (-4.70%): Commodity-linked paper and forestry segments underperformed.

III. Top 10 Gainers in Hong Kong Market Today

Stock Name

Ticker

Price (HKD)

Daily Change

ONEROBOTICS

06600

195.20

13.82%

KB LAMINATES

01888

18.78

11.52%

CNGR

02579

37.82

11.50%

CNBM

03323

6.32

11.46%

JIAXIN INTL RES

03858

92.20

11.22%

XINXIN MINING

03833

2.73

10.08%

WANGUO GOLD GP

03939

17.46

9.33%

CONCH VENTURE

00586

12.13

9.28%

ZIJIN GOLD INTL

02259

228.80

9.06%

LIANLIAN

02598

7.15

8.99%

Filter: Market cap > USD 1B

IV. Top 10 Losers in Hong Kong Market Today

Stock Name

Ticker

Price (HKD)

Daily Change

160 HEALTH

02656

62.90

-30.73%

QINGSONG HEALTH

02661

75.85

-17.37%

51WORLD

06651

55.10

-17.33%

NUOBIKAN

02635

443.60

-16.54%

GR LIFE STYLE

00108

2.35

-14.23%

XUANZHUBIO-B

02575

68.00

-12.20%

AXERA

00600

25.40

-9.93%

CHINA LIT

00772

40.08

-8.03%

YUE YUEN IND

00551

16.80

-7.13%

YOFC

06869

107.50

-5.70%

Filter: Market cap > USD 1B

V. Closing Summary

1. The three major Hong Kong indices finished higher, extending a cautious recovery as commodity-related shares and selective technology names outperformed. By the close, the HSI gained 0.31% to 27,266.38, the HSCEI rose 0.28% to 9,268.18, and the HSTECH advanced 0.90% to 5,499.99. Turnover was solid at HKD 217.22 billion, suggesting improving participation. Macro data helped sentiment: January CPI in China rose 0.2% year-on-year while PPI deflation moderated, an environment supportive of cyclical/value pockets including materials and energy. Investors balanced this with ongoing global tech volatility, keeping overall gains measured.

2. Large-cap tech delivered a mixed but constructive close. BILIBILI-W jumped 5.16% to HK$252.80 and XIAOMI-W climbed 4.27% to HK$37.10, aided by media reports highlighting stronger interest in AI application software and EV momentum. EV ecosystem names were broadly firmer—media noted gains across Li Auto, Nio, Leapmotor, and XPeng—while platform leaders were more subdued: TENCENT slipped 0.54% to HK$548.00. Semiconductor names lagged, with SMIC down 2.17% to HK$70.00 and HUA HONG SEMI lower, reflecting sector-specific headwinds.

3. Beyond tech, resources and building materials stood out. Top movers included CNBM (+11.46%), CONCH VENTURE (+9.28%), and KB LAMINATES (+11.52%), reflecting infrastructure and manufacturing optimism. The gold complex rallied, with WANGUO GOLD GP (+9.33%) and ZIJIN GOLD INTL (+9.06%) featuring among top gainers, consistent with intraday reports of strength in bullion-linked equities. On the downside, health-related listings faced sharp pressure—names like 160 HEALTH, QINGSONG HEALTH, and XUANZHUBIO-B fell notably—while consumer and media pockets weakened, with CHINA LIT and footwear bellwether YUE YUEN IND declining.

4. Sector-wise, flows favored hard-asset and value exposures. Gold and Diversified Metals & Mining led, while Construction Materials surged on infrastructure sentiment. Meanwhile, Health Care Distributors, Publishing, and Footwear underperformed. Media reports also flagged gains in AI application software stocks—such as SenseTime, Bilibili, and Fourth Paradigm—and highlighted firm EV demand dynamics around Xiaomi, which supported autos and components. Overall, the session reflected a rotation into resources and selective tech, with defensiveness in rate-sensitive REITs and consumer pockets mixed amid the evolving macro backdrop.

Sources: Public market data, summarized media reports

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