Changes in Hong Kong stocks | Daikin Heavy Industries (01081) once fell nearly 8% to hit a new low. The company's A shares came to a standstill in the afternoon

The Zhitong Finance App learned that Daikin Heavy Industries (01081) once fell nearly 8% in the afternoon, hitting a new listing low of HK$24.4, and the company's A shares came to a standstill in the afternoon. Notably, the stock fell nearly 16% in a single day on October 9, and has retraced nearly 30% in four trading days so far. As of press release, it decreased by 7.3% to HK$24.64, with a turnover of HK$96.368 million.

According to the news, Citibank's recent research report pointed out that the market is concerned that the EU may ban the import of wind power equipment from China due to national security threats, so Daikin Heavy Industries's stock price fell 16% on October 9. The European market is critical to Daikin Heavy Industries, and 68.8% of revenue is expected to come from the European market in 2025. According to the Wind Power Association, due to current supply shortages in Europe, it is unlikely that Europe will implement a ban on the import of Chinese wind power equipment.

On Friday, the market rumored that the European Commission decided to open an anti-dumping and countervailing investigation against wind turbine towers and key structural components originating in China. According to Shell Finance, a wind power company told reporters that the above rumor is untrue. This rumor actually retreated old news of an EU anti-dumping investigation in 2020 as a press release.