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Hong Kong stocks fluctuate | Some dining stocks decline, second quarter dining growth continues to weaken, intensified competition keeps the average customer price low.

Zhitong Finance ·  Sep 9 02:38

Some dining stocks fell today. As of the time of publication, Teahouse International (09658) fell by 5.33% to HKD 11.72; cafe de coral h (09922) fell by 4.58% to HKD 2.29; xiabuxiabu (00520) fell by 1.11% to HKD 0.89; and jiumaojiu (00341) fell by 1.09% to HKD 8.16.

According to the Zhongtong Finance APP, some dining stocks fell today. As of the time of publication, Teahouse International (09658) fell by 5.33% to HKD 11.72; cafe de coral h (09922) fell by 4.58% to HKD 2.29; xiabuxiabu (00520) fell by 1.11% to HKD 0.89; and jiumaojiu (00341) fell by 1.09% to HKD 8.16.

Guolian Securities pointed out that the cumulative growth rates of social retail/dining/commodity retail sales in March 2024 were 4.7%/10.8%/4.0%, and by June, the cumulative growth rates dropped to 3.7%/7.9%/3.2%. The cumulative growth rates in July continued to weaken. In terms of scale, the income from dining and commodity retail above the quota underperformed the industry as a whole. The cumulative growth rates for dining income/commodity retail income above the quota from January to July were 4.6%/2.5%, lower than the industry's overall growth rates of 7.1%/3.1%.

Zhejiang Securities pointed out that from January to June 2024, the number of registered dining enterprises has consistently exceeded the number of cancellations and revocations, and the supply of stores has continued to rise. The industry competition has further intensified, leading to a weak recovery of the overall dining industry in the first half of the year. However, high-quality brands are still able to stand out. In addition, multiple brands in various dining tracks such as tea and coffee, Western fast food, and hot pot have expanded, but have shown a downward trend in average customer spending. Some tracks and brands have experienced double-digit declines in customer spending. It is expected that pressure on average customer spending will continue due to intensified industry competition.

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