Hong Kong finished the fall in New York | SMIC SMIC tumbled

NEW YORK, Feb. 12 (Bloomberg) - New York, China Semiconductor International Corp. (NASDAQ: SMIC) slumped overnight in Hong Kong, plunged more than 10% in early trading, the largest decline in three months. At 10:57 am ET, SMIC reported a 5.77 U.S. dollar in New York, the weakest since October 5, 2017.

The China Dragon International Index rose 1.7% and SMIC was the worst performing individual on the day. SMIC, which has fallen 33% so far, ranks No. 2 in the Jinlong China Index. Semiconductor Manufacturing International shares fell 9.1% in Hong Kong on Monday %, Also hit the biggest decline in three months.

In a research report, Credit Suisse analyst Randy Abrams et al. Said in the report that the target price was lowered from HK $ 11.15 to HK $ 8 and the operating profit margin of the company dropped to near zero. Under the weak core business, the stock price performance may be weak.

In a report on the 9th, Deutsche Bank analyst Michael Chou said it lowered its target price from 5.3 to 4.9, maintained a sell rating and lowered 20% and 35% EPS forecasts for the next two years to reflect the expected profit margin outlook .

CEPC analyst Huang Leping said in a 12-day report that it cut its target price by 21.9% to HK $ 12.5 and lowered its forecast for next year's revenue by 6% and 9%. Profit forecast was 29% and 40% respectively.

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