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港股异动 | 汽车经销商延续跌势 保时捷拟将经国内销商规模缩减至100家 机构看好行业转型电车分销

Hong Kong stocks are fluctuating | Car Dealers continue their downward trend, with Porsche planning to reduce the number of domestic dealers to 100. Institutions are Bullish on the Industry's transition to electric vehicle distribution.

Zhitong Finance ·  Jan 8 13:43

Car Dealers continue to decline, as of the time of this report, YONGDA AUTO (03669) fell 11.48%, trading at HKD 2.39; ZHENGTONGAUTO (01728) fell 8%, trading at HKD 0.069; ZHONGSHENG HLDG (00881) fell 3.6%, trading at HKD 12.84; MEIDONG AUTO (01268) fell 2.84%, trading at HKD 2.05.

According to Zhito Finance APP, Car Dealers continue to decline. As of the press release, YONGDA AUTO (03669) fell 11.48% to HKD 2.39; ZHENGTONGAUTO (01728) fell 8% to HKD 0.069; ZHONGSHENG HLDG (00881) fell 3.6% to HKD 12.84; MEIDONG AUTO (01268) fell 2.84% to HKD 2.05.

In terms of news, it has been reported that multiple offline Porsche stores in China have suddenly closed, involving Inner Mongolia ERDOS Resources, Yiwu, Tangshan, Zhengzhou, and other places. This move is the first major adjustment measure taken by Porsche China's President and CEO, Pan Lichi, since taking office. Pan Lichi stated that Porsche China's plan is to reduce the number of Dealers to around 100 by December 31, 2026, which is equivalent to one-third of the existing channels.

Galaxy Securities pointed out that the current trend of domestic New energy Fund + high-end vehicles has taken shape, and the sales surge of Huawei's automotive products, represented by the Aito, presents opportunities for the domestic auto retail industry transformation. We believe that the current auto retail Sector still has significant expectation gaps. The core logic lies in the significant improvement of Dealers' three financial statements after the business model shifts from traditional fuel vehicle distribution to electric vehicle distribution. Currently, leading domestic auto retailers ZHONGSHENG HLDG and YONGDA AUTO remain at historic valuation bottom ranges. With the operational launch of AITO and Hongmeng Smart Travel stores in 2025, performance is expected to turn around.

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