Zijin Mining stock falls 4.46 percent to CNY 30.01 at the last close on September 24, 2026
Published on 09/25/2026 at 19:42 | Editorial responsibility: Rafael Müller, Editor-in-Chief AD HOC NEWS
Zijin Mining ended its Shanghai session on September 24, 2026, at CNY 30.01, down 4.46 percent. The decline exceeded the Shanghai Composite loss by 3.24 percentage points. Mint reported that mainland Chinese exchanges were closed on September 25 for the Mid-Autumn Festival.
The session on September 24, 2026 in figures
Zijin Mining Group Company Limited (ISIN CNE100000502, Shanghai: 601899) opened at CNY 30.99 and closed at CNY 30.01. The stock lost CNY 1.40 from its previous close of CNY 31.41, with the session high at CNY 31.02 and the low at CNY 29.99. Trading volume reached 214,513,976 shares.
The closing price stood CNY 1.40 below the opening level and CNY 1.01 above the session low. The Shanghai Composite closed at 3,888.37 points, down 1.22 percent, leaving Zijin Mining 3.24 percentage points behind the benchmark. The 52-week range was CNY 24.42 to CNY 44.94, placing the stock CNY 5.59 above its low and CNY 14.93 below its high.
Analyst support meets broad metals weakness
Zijin Mining announced on September 25 that its board will meet on October 23 to review third-quarter results, as Futunn reported. The meeting concerns the company and its subsidiaries for the quarter ending September 30. An HSBC report dated September 23 maintained a Buy rating on Zijin Mining, with targets of HKD 58.00 for H shares and CNY 50.00 for A shares, according to Futunn.
Xinhua reported that precious metals, components and energy metals led Shanghai declines on September 24. The Shenzhen Component fell 2.34 percent to 13,316.97 points, showing broader weakness across Chinese equities. The copper-sector report cited tight concentrate supply, record-low treatment charges and a projected refined copper deficit of 428,000 tonnes in 2026. The report favored upstream miners over smelters facing weaker processing economics.
Shanghai benchmarks, mining peers and US trading
Shanghai Composite fell 1.22 percent and Shenzhen Component lost 2.34 percent on September 24. CMOC declined 3.70 percent, while Jiangxi Copper fell 4.83 percent in the same sector report. Nasdaq Composite stood at 27,079.74, up 0.52 percent at 1:41 p.m. ET on September 25. Shanghai trading was closed, so no mainland after-hours quote followed the CNY 30.01 reference price.
Shanghai reopening and the next company event
Shanghai exchanges reopen on September 28 at 9:30 a.m. local time, Mint reported. Zijin Mining's next mainland trading session therefore begins after the festival closure. The board meeting on October 23 will cover the quarter ending September 30.
