Shanghai Aerospace Automobile Electromechanical Co Ltd
On 6 January 2026, Shanghai Aerospace Automobile Electromechanical Co Ltd (ticker 600151.SH) appeared on the Shanghai Stock Exchange’s 龙虎榜 as the leading stock in terms of net capital outflow. According to data published by the South Finance Intelligence Terminal, the company experienced a net sell‑off of ¥3.16 billion (approximately 3.16 billion Chinese yuan), representing 4.56 % of the total trading volume for that day.
Market Impact
The large sell‑off contributed to a broader market environment in which several high‑profile stocks were listed among the top net sellers. While Shanghai Aerospace Automobile Electromechanical Co Ltd closed the session with a 2.07 % price increase, its trading volume surged, reaching 24.86 % turnover. The net outflow indicated significant institutional or large‑block selling activity, which may signal a shift in investor sentiment toward the company’s sector or specific valuation concerns.
Company Context
Shanghai Aerospace Automobile Electromechanical Co Ltd is a Chinese enterprise listed on the Shanghai Stock Exchange. The company specializes in the manufacturing and marketing of automobile air conditioners, sensors, antennae, and other auto parts. It also engages in research and development in aerospace and solar energy technologies. The firm’s market capitalization stands at 27.7 billion CNY, and its price‑to‑earnings ratio is negative at –86, reflecting a period of earnings deficits. The company’s most recent closing price (as of 4 January 2026) was 19.31 CNY, with a 52‑week high of 19.59 CNY and a low of 5.66 CNY.
Trading Summary
| Metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Net sell‑off | ¥3.16 billion |
| Percentage of total volume | 4.56 % |
| Closing price | 19.31 CNY |
| Turnover | 24.86 % |
| Market cap | 27.7 billion CNY |
The day’s activity underscores the volatility that can affect individual stocks even as broader market indices moved upward. Investors and analysts will likely monitor subsequent trading sessions to determine whether the sell‑off reflects a temporary correction or a longer‑term reassessment of the company’s valuation.
