AUX ELECTRIC

Aux Electric opened lower in the morning session but rallied to an intraday high of HK$10.18 before giving back gains in the afternoon, closing at HK$10.04, up 3.19% from the previous close of HK$9.73, with turnover of HK$48.97 million. The company previously guided H1 2025 net profit to be around RMB 1.1 billion, well below market expectations; Q4 2025 results showed revenue down 16.97% YoY, net profit down 66.44% YoY, and operating profit plunging 92.82% YoY, reflecting continued fundamental weakness. The stock is 40.2% below its 52-week high of HK$16.79, down 23.82% year-to-date, and trading below both its 20-day (HK$10.635) and 60-day moving averages (HK$10.351), indicating a weak price position. Though the stock trades at a PE of 6.44x and PB of 1.45x, with a dividend yield of 12.15%.

Aux Electric closed at HKD 11.06, down 1.60%, tracing a bounce-back pattern after an intraday high of 11.34 in the morning session and a low of 11.03 in the afternoon. The stock was pressured by the H1 net profit forecast dropping to around RMB 1.1 billion, along with the FY2025 annual report showing revenue down ~17% YoY and net profit sliding 66%, with both top and bottom lines contracting for two consecutive quarters. The current price is 34% below the 52-week high of 16.79, yet trades ~7% above its MA20 (10.34) and MA60 (10.25), while YTD has declined 16%, reflecting a technically weak zone. Nonetheless, shareholder approval for board restructuring and a three-year dividend plan committing at least 75% of net profit, combined with a PE of 7.1x and PB of 1.6x, offer some valuation support.

AUX Electric strengthened in the afternoon session, closing at HKD 11.18, rebounding 5.27% from the morning session low of HKD 10.62, with total volume of 3.47 million shares. The rally was driven by a relief rally after the company's H1 2026 net profit forecast of approximately RMB 1.1 billion, plus recent Southbound Stock Connect inflow. However, on fundamentals, Q4 2025 net profit plunged 66.44% YoY to HKD 201 million, EPS fell 70.99% to HKD 0.1335, and operating income dropped 92.82%. The current price remains 33.29% below the 52-week high of HKD 16.79, but has reclaimed both the 20-day MA (HKD 10.298) and 60-day MA (HKD 10.231), though YTD is still down 15.02%. While the stock has found support, FY2025 net profit of RMB 2.235 billion was down 23% YoY, and net profit margin remains thin at 3.64%.

Aux Electric staged a low-open rally, accelerating in the afternoon session to close at HKD 10.75, up 3.76% from the previous close of 10.36, hitting an intraday high of 10.80. The morning session saw narrow trading between 10.00 and 10.42, before breaking above 10.45 in the afternoon with increased volume; total turnover reached HKD 32.48 million. The company issued a profit warning, expecting H1 net profit to fall to around RMB 1.1 billion, and its 2025 annual net profit dropped 23% to RMB 2.235 billion, underscoring operational headwinds. However, the stock has declined 18.44% year-to-date and is approximately 36% below its 52-week high of 16.79, placing it at a relatively low level that attracted bargain-hunting. With a current PE of 6.9x and PB of 1.55x, the price has reclaimed its 20-day (10.255) and 60-day (10.201) moving averages, though the deteriorating earnings trend remains a concern.

Aux Electric rallied sharply during the morning session today, closing at HKD 10.790, up 5.16% from the previous close of HKD 10.260. The move was catalyzed by shareholder approval of board reshuffling and capital mandates (news_id:288893723), alongside updated final dividend terms for 2025 (news_id:288882836). Despite a grim FY2025 earnings backdrop, with revenue falling 16.97% YoY to HKD 5.54 billion and net profit plunging 66.44% YoY to HKD 201 million, the stock's depressed valuation—PE of 6.93x, PB of 1.55x, and a dividend yield of 10.92%—has attracted bargain hunters. The current price is 35.74% below its 52-week high of HKD 16.79 and down 18.13% YTD, still trading below its 20-day and 60-day moving averages (HKD 10.09). However, turnover remained thin at just 1.38 million shares, reflecting a turnover rate of 0.09%.