On June 11, CITIC Securities (06030.HK) fell 3.03% in regular trading, trading at HKD 24.3/share with trading volume of HKD 73.39 million. The decline is attributed to continued selling pressure following the company's May 28 announcement of a major H-share private placement plan.

The company plans to issue approximately 794 million new H-shares to its controlling shareholder CITIC Financial Holdings at a fixed price of HKD 23.13 per share, raising approximately RMB 16 billion in total. All proceeds will be allocated to overseas business expansion, including capital injection into CITIC Securities International, development of capital intermediary services, and supplementing overseas operational liquidity.

Since the placement announcement, main capital has continued to flow out, with cumulative net outflows of approximately RMB 2.87 billion over the past 10 days. Share dilution expectations combined with capital realization pressure have placed sustained downward pressure on the stock price. Within the Investment Banking and Brokerage sector, the broader group also declined, with CICC down 3.77%, Huatai Securities down 1.93%, and Guotai Junan International down 1.45%.

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