On July 7, Chifeng Gold fell 3.07% in regular trading, trading at HK$27.9/share, with turnover of HK$17.45 million. The decline reflects continued profit-taking following the company's Hong Kong exchange filing stating it is unaware of any undisclosed information explaining recent share price volatility, with business operations remaining normal and stable.

The stock had surged over 20% in the week ending July 3, driven by the controlling shareholder clearing all share pledges and gold prices holding above US$4,000/oz. After the company explicitly denied any material undisclosed information, selling pressure emerged on July 6 when shares fell 3.11%, and has persisted into today's session.

The broader gold sector also weighed on sentiment, with Zijin Mining down 2.12%, Zijin Gold International down 2.04%, Lingbao Gold down 1.69%, and SD Gold down 1.37%. Chifeng Gold's decline notably outpaces sector peers, suggesting stock-specific profit-taking remains the dominant force following the prior rapid advance.

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