Jiamei Food Packaging Chuzhou Co Ltd – Recent Market Activity and Regulatory Measures

1. Stock‑price performance

  • Consecutive limit‑ups
  • On 30 December 2025, the share price opened at a daily limit and closed at the 11th consecutive limit‑up, trading at 13.04 CNY (the 52‑week high as of 30 December 2025).
  • The 11 consecutive limit‑ups extend back to 17 December 2025, giving the stock a record of 11 days of consecutive limit‑ups.
  • Market valuation
  • The 11‑day limit‑up series has pushed the market value above 1.1 × 10¹⁰ CNY (110 billion CNY) and, as of 30 December, the market cap stands at approximately 1.117 × 10¹⁰ CNY.

2. Regulatory monitoring and possible suspension

  • Abnormal trading notice
  • On 30 December 2025, the company issued a notice of abnormal trading. The notice states that the share price has deviated significantly from the company’s fundamentals and that investors may face considerable risk.
  • The notice further indicates that if the price were to rise further, the company might apply for a suspension of trading to conduct a review.
  • Shenzhen Stock Exchange (SZSE) oversight
  • On 31 December 2025, the SZSE announced that it had taken self‑regulatory measures against 119 securities exhibiting abnormal trading activities during 29–31 December.
  • Among the securities under heightened scrutiny were Jiamei Food Packaging and its convertible bond, reflecting the exchange’s focus on monitoring the abnormal price movement observed for the company.

3. Investor‑fund flows

  • Main‑stream fund activity
  • According to Wind data, as of 30 December 2025, Jiamei Food Packaging was one of 110 stocks that had received net main‑stream fund buying for at least five consecutive trading days.
  • The stock was also listed among the 98 stocks that had sustained net main‑stream fund buying for a minimum of five days, ranking alongside notable peers such as Tianlong Shares and DeLiJia.

4. Share‑holder transaction

  • Share transfer agreement
  • On 16 December 2025, the company’s controlling shareholder China Food Packaging Hong Kong (“Zhong Bao Hong Kong”) and other shareholders (Fuxin Investment and Zhongkai Investment) entered into a share‑transfer agreement with a partnership entity, Zhuye Hongzhi Technology Development Co., Ltd. (referred to as “Zhuye Hongzhi”).
  • The agreement covers the transfer of approximately 22.8 billion CNY worth of shares (the exact share count is 9,395 million shares, representing 43 % of the outstanding shares).
  • This transaction is believed to be a primary factor driving the recent surge in the share price.

5. Sector context

  • Industry positioning
  • Jiamei Food Packaging specialises in manufacturing and distributing packaging and container products, including food and beverage cans, tinplate cans, metal containers, and related printing services.
  • The company is listed on the Shenzhen Stock Exchange and operates within the Materials sector.

6. Summary of recent developments

  1. Exceptional price momentum – The stock achieved 11 consecutive limit‑ups, reaching a new all‑time high of 13.04 CNY.
  2. Regulatory attention – The SZSE is monitoring the abnormal trading activity, and the company has issued a notice indicating potential suspension if the price continues to rise.
  3. Strong capital inflow – Main‑stream funds have consistently bought the stock for several days, underscoring sustained investor interest.
  4. Shareholder restructuring – A substantial share‑transfer agreement involving the controlling shareholder and Zhuye Hongzhi may be linked to the price escalation.

These events collectively illustrate a period of heightened volatility, regulatory scrutiny, and significant shareholder activity surrounding Jiamei Food Packaging Chuzhou Co Ltd.