Chenming Paper Says Sharp B-Share Drop Not Tied to Undisclosed Events

Shandong Chenming Paper Holdings Co., Ltd. Class H ( (HK:1812) ) has provided an announcement.

Shandong Chenming Paper Holdings reported that its B-share price fell more than 12% cumulatively over three consecutive trading days, triggering an unusual trading movement notice under Shenzhen Stock Exchange rules. The board stated that production across its five major bases remains normal, there have been no significant changes in the operating environment, and no undisclosed material events, trading by controlling shareholders or pending corporate actions that would explain the volatility have been identified, signaling that the sharp price decline may not be driven by company-specific fundamentals.

The company further emphasized that previously disclosed information remains accurate and complete, and it is unaware of any market rumors or media reports containing undisclosed material information that could materially affect its share price. This clarification aims to reassure investors and regulators that the recent trading anomaly in its B shares is not linked to hidden risks or internal developments, although it underscores the heightened sensitivity of Chenming’s stock to market sentiment and broader factors beyond management’s control.

More about Shandong Chenming Paper Holdings Co., Ltd. Class H

Shandong Chenming Paper Holdings Limited is a mainland Chinese paper manufacturer listed in Hong Kong and Shenzhen, with both A and B shares in the market. The company operates five major production bases in Shouguang, Huanggang, Jiangxi, Jilin and Zhanjiang, focusing on large-scale paper production and related operations for domestic and overseas customers.

Average Trading Volume: 3,915,066

Technical Sentiment Signal: Sell

Current Market Cap: HK$5.71B

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