On May 26, Midea Group (00300.HK) fell 3.2% in regular trading, trading at HKD 87.35 per share, with trading volume of HKD 228 million.

On the news front, despite aggressive share repurchases totaling over 9 million A-shares worth more than RMB 700 million between May 19 and May 25, the stock has continued to weaken since touching a near one-year high of RMB 83.44 on May 18. The most recent buyback on May 25 saw 1.88 million shares repurchased at RMB 78.81–80.06 per share, costing approximately RMB 150 million. The repurchased shares are designated for equity incentive plans and employee stock ownership programs.

The broader Household Appliances sector remained under pressure, with Haier SmartHome declining 1.1% and OneRobotics falling 3.54%. Additionally, a block trade on May 20 was executed at a steep 10.55% discount to the closing price, while main capital recorded net outflows of RMB 66.87 million that day. Midea currently trades at a dynamic P/E of approximately 11.97x, with 25 institutions maintaining buy or overweight ratings and a consensus target price of RMB 95.17.

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