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SMIC (981.HK) fell 3.43% this week, closing at HK$63.35 on Thursday and underperforming the Hang Seng Index by about 1.3 percentage points. The four trading sessions opened with a sharp pullback: Monday started near HK$67 before sliding to HK$64.30, and the next two days held a narrow range between HK$63.50 and HK$64.85. Thursday touched a low of HK$62.35 and settled at HK$63.35. Weekly amplitude was 7.39%, while turnover stayed light with no major company-specific catalyst.
Analyst Ratings
Across 24 covering institutions, 14 rate it buy and 5 overweight, while 2 are neutral and 3 are underweight or sell. The consensus rating is buy, with a consensus target of HK$94.66, about 49.4% above the latest price of HK$63.35. The target range runs from HK$34.98 to HK$152.91, showing wide disagreement on valuation. Within the semiconductor manufacturers group, SMIC ranks first by analyst rating.
The Week Ahead
News flow was thin this week, with only one market-level story touching on AI compute and shipping bottlenecks rather than SMIC fundamentals. Next week the focus is whether semiconductor sentiment can stabilise after this week’s drop, and whether fresh industry or order-related information pushes the stock above its 20-day moving average. With the share price near the lower end of the recent HK$60.55 to HK$87.60 range, that level is a useful near-term signal.
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