On October 8, ZIJIN MINING declined 3.03% in regular trading, trading at HK$31.38 with turnover of HK$650 million. The decline comes amid a series of recent position adjustments by major international investment banks in the company's H-shares, which have heightened market attention on short-term capital flows.

Recent disclosures show Citigroup reduced its long position to 6.13% on September 30, while BlackRock's long position fell to 7.50% on September 29 after briefly rising to 8.05%. JPMorgan also trimmed its long position to 13.78% on September 24. Despite these reductions, UBS maintains a Buy rating with a target price of HK$57.80, citing strong production ramp-up at the Julong copper mine.

ZIJIN MINING is a leading Chinese mining company engaged in the exploration, mining and smelting of gold, copper, zinc and other mineral resources, and is one of China's largest producers of mined gold, copper and zinc.

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