<div id="readability-page-1"><div><p>BOCI issued a report stating that YANKUANG ENERGY (01171.HK)<span> </span><span> +0.100 (+0.636%)  </span> <span> Short selling $139.11M; Ratio 17.102%  </span>  has agreed to acquire New Energy Group from its parent company at a consideration of RMB15.57 billion. Meanwhile, YANKUANG ENERGY also agreed to acquire Shandong Energy Power Sales Co., Ltd. from its parent company for RMB845 million. The core business of the target assets is power generation.</p><p>The report noted that the vendor has committed that the aggregate net profit of New Energy Group for 2026-2028 will be no less than RMB3.06 billion. Based on the above guaranteed profit, the transaction values New Energy Group at approximately 15 times its price-to-earnings ratio for 2026-2028, significantly higher than the high single-digit price-to-earnings ratios of most Hong Kong-listed Chinese power generation companies. Although the yield based on the guaranteed profit is 6.5%, given YANKUANG ENERGY's relatively high gearing ratio, it will likely require external financing to complete the transaction. Therefore, the earnings accretion is expected to be limited. (ha/u)(HK stocks quote is delayed for at least 15 mins.Short Selling Data as at 2026-06-04 12:25.)</p></div></div>

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<p>BOCI reports that Yankuang Energy's acquisition of parent power assets is unattractive. The company agreed to buy New Energy Group for RMB15.57 billion and Shandong Energy Power Sales for RMB845 million. BOCI notes the valuation at ~15x P/E is high compared to peers, and due to Yankuang's high gearing, external financing will be needed, likely limiting earnings accretion despite guaranteed profits.</p>

BOCI: YANKUANG ENERGY Acquisition of Parent's Power Assets Not Particularly Attractive