Movement Alert|Shenzhen Senior Technology Material Rises 6.06% in Regular Trading, A-Share Rally and Separator Price Hike Expectations Fuel H-Share Recovery

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On July 2, Shenzhen Senior Technology Material (06067.HK) rose 6.06% in regular trading, trading at HK$10.5/share, with turnover of HK$81.11 million.

On the news front, the company's A-shares surged consecutively, gaining 10.44% on June 30 and another 5.02% on July 1, driving H-share valuation recovery. On the industry side, the company previously issued letters to downstream customers announcing a separator price increase of approximately 30%, with actual implementation ranging from 5% to 20%. Average separator prices rose 17% quarter-over-quarter in the first half, and the market expects a new round of price hikes in August.

The current H-share trades at a discount exceeding 55% to its A-share counterpart, providing a valuation safety margin. The industry's tight supply-demand balance is expected to persist through 2028, with funds continuing to flow into H-shares to close the pricing gap. Additionally, the company recently invested RMB 151 million in a RMB 500 million energy storage industry fund, targeting the full new energy storage value chain for medium-to-long-term growth.

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