$BYD COMPANY(01211.HK)

BYD is currently trading at HK$86.60, a 2.04% drop from its previous closing price.

Its latest price to book ratio is 3.1x, sitting near the lower end of its 1-year range , 3.4x. This points to a decline in its valuation relative to book value, despite growth in earnings.

Operationally, China’s latest retail EV sales figures show BYD captured a 20.7% market share between January and May 2026, confirming its market leader at home.

Looking to global expansion, BYD’s new 5-minute fast chargers are due to launch overseas and could offer more competitive pricing than Tesla’s Superchargers. As competition heats up, this charging solution could serve as a more cost-effective alternative that benefit BYD tremendously.

The company also plans to begin vehicle assembly at its new Hungary plant in the fourth quarter of this year😉.

Meanwhile, Chairman Wang Chuanfu has set an ambitious goal: to make BYD the world’s largest automaker by sales volume within the next five years.

Given this context, I do not see the recent share price pullback as a cause for concern. Instead it may present a good opportunity to buy and hold for the medium term. No fear when everyone are selling. Be patient and confident with the future of BYD😎.

Let’s go the Chinese Green Dragon 🐉 .