HSCNOOC@EC2609A

CICC Downgrades CNOOC's 2025 Net Profit Forecast

CICC Downgrades CNOOC's 2025 Profit Forecast and Raises Target Price

China Power Mobility and CNOOC Successfully Perform LNG Bunkering for Super Large Oil Tanker

CNOOC Advances Deepwater Oilfield Development and New Energy Projects

CNOOC Natural Gas Power Generation Co., Ltd. Established

CNOOC Plans to Increase Offshore Wind Capacity by 40% This Year to 3.5 GW

CNOOC New Energy Co., Ltd. Established with a Registered Capital of 1 Billion RMB

Shanghai Electric and CNOOC Sign Strategic Cooperation Agreement

CNOOC Increases Forties Quote, WTI Midland Price Spread Up

Bernstein Maintains Buy Rating on CNOOC Limited

CNOOC Starts Production at Brazilian Oil Field BUZIOS6

China National Offshore Oil Corporation's Ring Hainan Island Offshore Gas Fields Cumulative Production Exceeds 10 Million Tons in 2025

Petroliam Nasional Reaches LNG Supply Agreement with China National Offshore Oil Corporation

CNOOC Discovers Major Oilfield in Bohai, Adding More Than 100 Million Tons of Reserves

CNOOC Starts Production in Pearl River Mouth Basin Oilfield

CNOOC Begins Production at Xijiang 24 Block Oilfield

CNOOC's Bohai Oilfield Achieves Record Oil and Gas Production of 40 Million Tons in 2025

CNOOC's Special General Meeting Approves Continuation of Non-Exempt Related Party Transactions

CNOOC Begins Production in the Beibu Gulf Basin in the South China Sea

Investigation Launched for Li Zhong, Vice President of CNOOC Research Institute Suspected of Serious Disciplinary Violations and Illegal Activities

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Oil prices surged, with Brent crude reaching a 19-month high of $85.12 amid escalating U.S.-Israeli conflict with Iran, disrupting Middle East oil supplies. Brent rose 7% to $83.44, while U.S. West Texas Intermediate climbed to $76.26. The conflict has led to shipping disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz, with fears of further attacks on energy infrastructure. Analysts predict sustained high prices, with Bernstein raising its 2026 Brent forecast to $80, potentially reaching $120-$150 in prolonged conflict scenarios. Refined product futures also increased significantly due to regional processing risks.

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Oil prices keep climbing amid Iran conflict, with Brent hitting 19-month high

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CNOOC responds to unusual share price moves

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CNOOC responds to unusual share price moves

China's major oil stocks, including PetroChina, Cnooc, and China Petroleum & Chemical Corp., surged by 10% as the U.S.-Iran conflict escalated, driving energy prices higher. This week, Brent crude rose 10% and WTI 9.3%. Analysts from Goldman Sachs favor upstream oil-and-gas stocks, maintaining buy ratings on the three companies. Despite geopolitical risks, China's oil supply remains manageable due to strategic reserves. However, shipping disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz pose a significant risk, as half of China's crude imports transit through this route.

China's 'Big Three' Oil Stocks Gain Again as Middle East Conflict Continues

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MINIMAX-WP(00100) rose 9.1%, with a trading turnover 2.8 Billion HKD, and a year-to-date rose 397.6%. COSCO SHIP HOLD(01919) rose 5.16%, with a trading turnover 2.1 Billion HKD, and a year-to-date rose 18.5%. DONGFANG ELEC(01072) fell 13.83%, with a trading turnover 1.5 Billion HKD, and a year-to-date rose 36.6%. GANFENGLITHIUM(01772) fell 10.85%, with a trading turnover 1.6 Billion HKD, and a year-to-date rose 13.9%.

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Top 5 HK Stock Gainers/Losers (>100B) (3.3)

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The Hang Seng Index closed at 25,768 points, down 291 points or 1.1%. The Hang Seng Tech Index reported 4,876 points, down 112 points or 2.3%. The total market turnover was HKD 370.545 billion. Xiaomi Group fell over 4%, while major stocks such as Meituan, Alibaba, and Tencent also experienced declines. Individual stocks like PetroChina and CNOOC reached new highs with active trading

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According to the "All-Day Express," the Hang Seng Index fell by 291 points; the Hang Seng Tech Index dropped by 112 points. Xiaomi Group fell by over 4%. PetroChina, CNOOC, OOIL, United Energy Group, and COSCO Shipping Holdings reached new highs with active trading

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"The Three Oil Giants" hit the limit up again, Huaguang Yuanhai rose over 26%, Zhongtai Co., Ltd. rose over 14%; oil and gas, natural gas, and shipping led the gains, while aerospace and military industry, internet, and chemical fiber saw the largest declines; the Shanghai Composite Index fell 1.43%, the Shenzhen Component Index fell 3.07%, and the ChiNext Index fell 2.57%

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China Universal CSI Oil & Gas Resources ETF

Bosera CSI Oil & Gas Resources Index ETF

Yinhua CSI Oil & Gas Resources ETF

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Zhongtai Cryogenic

The three major A-share indices collectively closed lower

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The three major A-share indices closed lower, with the Shanghai Composite Index falling 1.4% to 4,122 points, the Shenzhen Component Index dropping 3.1% to 14,022 points, and the ChiNext Index decreasing 2.6% to 3,209 points. The trading volume exceeded 3 trillion yuan again. The central parity rate of the yuan against the US dollar rose to 6.9088, and the People's Bank of China conducted reverse repurchase operations. Oil, gas, and shipping stocks rose against the trend, with CNOOC, PETROCHINA, and SINOPEC hitting the daily limit. Chip stocks fell across the board, and gold-related stocks declined

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The three major A-share indices of Shanghai and Shenzhen closed down by 1.4% to 3.1%. The trading volume in Shanghai and Shenzhen exceeded 3 trillion RMB again. Oil and shipping stocks rose against the trend, while chip-related stocks all turned down

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The short selling amount in the Hong Kong stock market reached HKD 31.55 billion in half a day, accounting for 21.5% of the turnover of shortable stocks. The main shorted stocks include TRACKER FUND, Southern Hang Seng Technology, HSCEI ETF, TENCENT, and CNOOC, with short selling ratios of 47.5%, 29.7%, 41.4%, 13.9%, and 13%, respectively

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The short selling in the Hong Kong stock market for half a day was HKD 31.55 billion, accounting for 21.5% of the turnover of shortable stocks

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On March 3rd, the Hong Kong stock market closed at noon with all three major indices retreating. The Hang Seng Index fell by 0.29%, and the Hang Seng Tech Index dropped by 1.02%. Affected by the surge in oil prices due to geopolitical conflicts, the energy equipment and services sector performed strongly, with SHANDONG MOLONG soaring by 58.82% and SINOPEC SSC rising by 32.09%. Technology stocks showed a mixed performance, with Tencent Holdings supported by positive AI news, increasing by 0.68%, while XPeng fell by 3.02%. The overall market exhibited a trend of reduced trading volume and consolidation, with investors focusing on upcoming economic data and changes in the geopolitical situation

- On March 3, Hong Kong's major stock indices experienced a collective decline following a previous day of gains.  
- The Hang Seng Index dropped 0.29%, while the Hang Seng Technology Index fell 1.02%, attributed to profit-taking after recent highs.  
- The energy sector led gains due to rising oil prices from geopolitical tensions, notably with Shandong Molong surging 58.82%, indicating strong interest in low-priced oil service stocks.

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Hong Kong Stock Midday Review | Hang Seng Index down 0.29%, volume contraction and consolidation, oil service sector surges against the trend, SHANDONG MOLONG skyrockets 58.82%

36Kr learned that the three major A-share indices collectively fell during the midday break, with the Shanghai Composite Index down %, the Shenzhen Component Index down %, and the ChiNext Index down %; oil and gas stocks continued to surge, with the "three oil giants" hitting the daily limit; photovoltaic and optical module stocks strengthened, with Goodwe rising over 11%, Deye shares rising over 9%, and Changguang Huaxin rising over 8%; the aerospace and military industry sector declined, with Hangya Technology and Zongheng shares falling over 10%, and Triangle Defense and Beidou Star Communication falling over 8%

The three major A-share indices closed lower at noon, while the "three oil giants" all hit the daily limit

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The market opened high in the morning but fell back, with all three major indices down over 1%, and then rebounded after hitting a low. Oil and gas stocks continued to rise, with PETROCHINA, CNOOC, and several other stocks hitting the daily limit. The natural gas sector performed strongly, with XINJIANG XINTAI NATURAL GAS, Hongtong Natural Gas, and several other stocks also hitting the limit. The military industry sector declined, with Hangya Technology dropping over 10%. At the midday close, the Shanghai Composite Index fell 0.07%, the Shenzhen Component Index fell 1.05%, and the ChiNext Index fell 0.44%

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March 3rd Midday Review: Shenzhen Component Index Drops Over 1% in Half a Day, Oil and Gas Stocks Continue to Surge

The three major indices of the Hong Kong stock market are showing a narrow range of fluctuations at high levels, with the Hang Seng Index slightly up by 0.14% and the Hang Seng Tech Index slightly down by 0.04%. Due to the escalation of the geopolitical situation in the Middle East, the oil and gas equipment and services sector has surged explosively, becoming the market focus. Among them, Shandong Molong soared by 57.54% due to capital speculation, while Sinopec Oilfield Service followed with a significant increase of 20.9%. In addition, the policy expectations from the Two Sessions are favorable for the internet sector, with Tencent Holdings experiencing a moderate rebound. The market is overall in a consolidation phase, with funds waiting for further directional choices

- The Hong Kong stock market shows a consolidation phase with cautious performance near recent highs, as the Hang Seng Index fluctuates around 26,096.11 points.  
- The energy sector surges due to rising geopolitical tensions, with companies like Shandong Molong rising 57.54%, driven by speculations regarding oil security and equipment demand.  
- Investors remain focused on the macroeconomic liquidity environment and implications of U.S. Federal Reserve policies on local interest rates and retail sales recovery.

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Hong Kong Stock Market | The Hang Seng Index rose slightly by 0.14%, the oil and gas equipment sector surged, Shandong Molong soared by 57.54%

Oil prices surged by 8.3% to $72.50 per barrel, marking the largest single-day gain since March 2022. The rise is attributed to fears over potential disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz, a critical passage for 20 million barrels of oil daily. Analysts are monitoring the situation closely as reports indicate disruptions in tanker traffic due to damaged vessels. The Strait's significance in global energy markets means any sustained closure could lead to a major supply shock.

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Oil prices surged to $72.50 per barrel as market fears grow over the potential closure of the Strait of Hormuz, through which 20 million barrels per day of oil flows, impacting global energy markets significantly.

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The net inflow of the Hong Kong Stock Connect Southbound for the Hang Seng Technology Index was HKD 3.123 billion, with major inflows into Xiaomi Group and CNOOC, amounting to HKD 1.629 billion and HKD 1.375 billion, respectively. Alibaba and SMIC saw net outflows of HKD 1.389 billion and HKD 155 million, respectively. Among the Hong Kong Stock Connect (Shanghai), CNOOC had the highest net inflow, while the Tracker Fund performed outstandingly in the Hong Kong Stock Connect (Shenzhen). Overall, the net outflow of southbound funds was 0, with a total transaction amount of HKD 154.741 billion, accounting for 43.26% of the market transaction volume

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On March 2nd, Hong Kong stocks closed with all three major indices retreating, with the Hang Seng Tech Index plummeting 2.89% and falling below the 5000-point mark. Market sentiment cooled, with technology and consumer heavyweight stocks experiencing widespread declines; Alibaba fell 4.55%, and Xiaomi Group dropped 5.04%. On the other hand, influenced by geopolitical tensions and soaring oil prices, the oil and gas exploration sector rose against the trend, with CNOOC increasing by 5.61% and CHK OIL soaring by 154.24%. Southbound funds continued to flow in, and the market is focused on subsequent macro data to verify the strength of economic recovery

- On March 2nd, Hong Kong's stock indices experienced a significant decline, with the Hang Seng Index down 2.14% to 26,059.85 points.  
- The energy sector saw a surge, driven by geopolitical tensions, with China National Petroleum jumping 154.24%.  
- In contrast, major retailers and tech stocks faced downward pressure, reflecting increased selling amidst a cautious market sentiment.

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Hong Kong Stock Market Closing | Hang Seng Index falls below 5000 points, CHK OIL surges 154.24%, oil and gas stocks explode against the trend

$CNOOC(00883.HK) has performed well these days.

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Oil prices keep climbing amid Iran conflict, with Brent hitting 19-month high

CNOOC responds to unusual share price moves

China's 'Big Three' Oil Stocks Gain Again as Middle East Conflict Continues

Top 5 HK Stock Gainers/Losers (>100B) (3.3)

According to the "All-Day Express," the Hang Seng Index fell by 291 points; the Hang Seng Tech Index dropped by 112 points. Xiaomi Group fell by over 4%. PetroChina, CNOOC, OOIL, United Energy Group, and COSCO Shipping Holdings reached new highs with active trading