On July 9, MMG Limited fell 3.13% in regular trading, trading at HKD 6.81/share, with turnover of approximately HKD 50.25 million. The decline came amid broad weakness in the diversified metals and mining sector, compounded by ongoing concerns over the company's debt repayment obligations following its massive financing package.

MMG completed a combined financing exceeding HKD 120 billion in late June, comprising a placement of 706 million new shares at HKD 8.88 per share (raising approximately HKD 6.253 billion net) and issuance of USD 800 million zero-coupon convertible bonds maturing June 2027. With the current share price now over 33% below the initial conversion price of HKD 10.21, conversion willingness remains extremely low, leaving the company facing concentrated repayment pressure of USD 800 million upon maturity. The stock has cumulatively declined over 30% from its pre-placement price of HKD 9.74, and a brief oversold rebound earlier this month has given way to renewed selling pressure. Sector peers also traded lower, with CMOC down 3.31%, Wanguo Gold Group down 3.49%, and Jiaxin International Resources down 4.92%.

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