Hot stock: Yangzijiang Shipbuilding surges to over 12-year high on heavy volumes
Michelle Zhu
SHARES of Yangzijiang Shipbuilding surged to a record high amid brisk trading on Monday (Aug 28) morning.
As at 10.59 am, the mainboard-listed vessel producer gained S$0.07 or 4.1 per cent to trade at S$1.79. This represented its highest level in over 12 years since the counter began trending under the S$1.80 benchmark in early May 2011.
Yangzijiang’s share price movement comes after 25.8 million securities worth S$45.4 million were transacted.
The counter later eased slightly to S$1.77, up S$0.05 or 2.9 per cent as at 11.15 am.
No married deals were recorded in early trade, ShareInvestor data indicated.
The group’s last public announcement on Aug 7 responded to queries from the Singapore Exchange, with clarifications that the consideration for its recent acquisition of an additional 5 per cent stake in Yangzi-Mitsui Shipbuilding was 43.1 million yuan (S$8 million).
Following the acquisition, the group’s interest in the private company increased to 56 per cent.
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