Citi recently received multiple inquiries regarding ZIJIN MINING (02899.HK) -2.060 (-5.535%) Short selling $384.06M; Ratio 14.204% 's latest three-year production guidance, board independence, shareholder returns, and the role of the former chairman, the broker’s research report said. Citi addressed these concerns and updated its model for Zijin. Based on a DCF valuation model, Citi raised the TP for Zijin's H shares from HKD39 to HKD51.8, and the TP for Zijin (601899.SH) -1.680 (-5.012%) A shares from RMB35.5 to RMB46.6, maintaining a Buy rating for both H and A shares, and retaining its position as a sector top pick.Investor concerns about increased control by the local SASAC over the group following the departure of former chairman Chen Jinghe are unfounded, in Citi’s view. Unlike other provincial or central SOEs (where key management appointments are led by the SASAC), the local SASAC has always taken a passive investment approach by only appointing one non-executive member at Zijin's board, and allowed the capable management team to continue running the company. This practice is expected to remain intact.(HK stocks quote is delayed for at least 15 mins.Short Selling Data as at 2026-05-15 16:25.) (A Shares quote is delayed for at least 15 mins.)Related News HSBC Research Ratings and TP on H-Share Copper Stocks (Table)
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