HK Movers | Meituan Shares Fall After Morgan Stanley Downgrade

Market Focus
4 hours ago

On November 9, Meituan shares fell more than 5% in regular trading, trading at HK$76.35.

The clearest catalyst in current market information is a fresh broker action: Morgan Stanley downgraded both MEITUAN-W and PDD Holdings, providing a direct event-driven explanation for the stock’s intraday weakness.

Recent company updates had been mixed. In the past week, MEITUAN-W disclosed healthcare retail partnerships and industry initiatives, including a deeper strategic collaboration with Organon and the launch of a specialty-drug first-release alliance, while southbound funds had at times added to the stock. However, the latest and most time-relevant development is the downgrade published on November 9, which likely outweighed those earlier supportive items in today’s trading.

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