CTCP&CC@EC2607A

SUPERLAND GROUP

OCT (ASIA)

GREAT WORLD

JIAODA WITHUB

CREATIVE CHINA

SMART CITY DEV

DAISHOMICROLINE

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SHENYANG PUBLIC

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159309

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Liquidators of Forever Winner are selling a 49.06% stake in Strong Petrochemical, totaling 1,041,746,000 shares. Six interested parties have entered the bidding process, but no bids have been received yet.

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Sinopec Corp.

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China Universal CSI Oil & Gas Resources ETF

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STRONG PETRO

Strong Petrochemical; six parties enter bidding process for sale of 49.06% stake, no bids received yet

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Reuters

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TotalEnergies SE

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iShares US Oil & Gas Expl & Prod

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China imported more than 30 bcm of Turkmen gas in 2025, ambassador says

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China imported more than 30 bcm of Turkmen gas in 2025, ambassador says

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SINOPEC N2911

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SINOPEC N4704

SINOPEC N3101

Sulphur price surge creates windfall for China's struggling oil refiners

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EMLP

Petrol prices have decreased for the second consecutive day, with Esso, Sinopec, SPC, and Caltex reducing their posted prices. Esso led the adjustments with a 5-cent drop for 92-, 95-, and 98-octane petrol, while Caltex also lowered its petrol prices but raised its diesel price by 20 cents. The current price for 95-octane petrol ranges from $3.41 to $3.42 across different companies. Meanwhile, oil prices have risen past US$100, with Brent reaching US$106 amid geopolitical tensions in the Middle East.

- Petrol prices in several companies fell on March 26, following weeks of increases, with Esso leading these reductions.  
- Esso, Sinopec, and Caltex announced a 5-cent drop for various octane petrols, while Caltex also increased its diesel price by 20 cents.  
- The 95-octane petrol now ranges from $3.41 at SPC to $3.42 at other companies, amidst rising oil prices exceeding US$100, driven by geopolitical tensions involving Iran.

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Occidental Petroleum

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Chevron

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Alerian MLP

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Us Brent Oil

Petrol charges fall for 2nd consecutive day as Caltex, Esso, Sinopec and SPC drop prices

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SPC, a subsidiary of PetroChina, has raised its diesel price by 10 cents to $3.66, marking the third consecutive day of fuel hikes in Singapore. This is part of a trend where diesel prices have been increasing, with other companies like Shell and Esso also raising their prices. Diesel is now more expensive than petrol, driven by increased demand and supply issues. The rising costs may impact transportation and logistics, potentially leading to higher consumer prices for goods and services.

- SPC, a subsidiary of PetroChina, increased diesel prices in Singapore for the third consecutive day, raising it to $3.66.  
- This marks the 13th consecutive weekday of fuel price hikes, with diesel now priced between $2.80 and $3.93 across various companies.  
- The rise in diesel prices, driven by limited supply and increased demand, poses concerns as it may lead to higher operating costs for logistics and small businesses, ultimately affecting consumer prices.

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Direxion Daily XOM Bull 2X Shares

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Shell

SPC first to raise pump price on March 25, diesel up by 10 cents

The article discusses the recent share price pullback of China Petroleum & Chemical (Sinopec), which has declined 5.0% in the last week and 16.3% in the last month, despite a 15.5% return over the past year. A Discounted Cash Flow analysis suggests the stock is undervalued by 42.0%, with a fair value of HK$7.81 per share compared to the current price of HK$4.53. Additionally, the company's P/E ratio of 14.84x is below the fair ratio of 16.27x, indicating it is trading at a discount. Investors are encouraged to consider these valuations when assessing the stock's potential.

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Is It Time To Reassess Sinopec (SEHK:386) After The Recent Share Price Pullback?

HSBC Research has lowered the target price for Sinopec Corp. to 4.4 yuan due to last year's performance falling short of expectations, an expanded loss in the chemical business, and a 30% reduction in per-share dividends. It is expected that downstream profitability will remain weak, and rising crude oil and logistics costs will further suppress performance. If certain preventive measures are maintained for a month, they may have a 20% negative impact on net profit in 2026. Earnings forecasts have been revised down by 8% to 31%, maintaining a "Hold" rating

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HSBC Research lowers Sinopec's target price to 4.4 yuan and adjusts profit forecast downward due to disappointing performance

Chinese state-owned refiners are considering buying Iranian crude oil following a temporary US waiver that permits limited sales of already loaded cargoes. This decision aims to alleviate supply pressures stemming from the Middle East conflict, potentially expanding Iran's customer base and helping to lower global oil prices.

Chinese refiners eye Iran oil under temporary US waiver

Sinopec Raises Toluene Prices by 7% Amid Mounting Supply Pressure -- OPIS

Sinopec Raises Toluene Prices by 7% Amid Mounting Supply Pressure -- OPIS

Sinopec reported a 34% drop in net income for 2025, totaling 32.5 billion yuan, down from 49 billion yuan in 2024. The decline is attributed to weakened fuel demand, oversupply in petrochemicals, and a shift in China's energy policy. Retail sales of petroleum products fell 5.7% last year, while the company faces challenges from a saturated chemicals market and external pressures, including disruptions from the Iran conflict. Future growth in natural gas and chemicals is expected, but refined fuel consumption may continue to decline due to the rise of renewables and oil price volatility.

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Sinopec Reports 34% Profit Drop as Fuel Demand Weakens

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Low-sulfur fuel oil fell about 9% in night trading, fuel oil fell about 7.2%, and paraxylene, ethylene glycol, and PTA fell by at least 4%

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Penghua CNI Oil&Gas ETF

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RSPC

CCB Principal Yisheng Czce Zhengzhou Commodity Exchange Energy and Chemical Futures ETF

CATL

Financial Analysis

Conference Minutes

The following are the Minutes of the 3Q25 earnings call of CATL organized by Dolphin Research. For the earnings interpretation, please refer to &#34;Full Capacity Expansion! Has the King of Ning Finally Made It?&#34; 1. Review of Core Financial Information 2. Detailed Content of the Earnings Call 2.1 Management Statements 1. Domestic Capacity: Jining, Shandong (only Jining base...)

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