Sanyuan warns investors of trading risk after stock surge

Beijing Sanyuan Foods Co. issued a risk warning after its stock experienced three consecutive trading days of significant price increases from November 7-11, 2025, with cumulative daily closing price deviations exceeding 20%. The stock further increased to its daily limit on November 12, 2025. The company's latest price-to-earnings ratio is 181.42 times, significantly higher than the "C14 Food Manufacturing" industry average of 28.08 times, as reported by China Securities Index Co. This indicates a substantial deviation from industry levels.

The company noted that its stock's short-term increase significantly outpaced both the Shanghai Stock Exchange Composite Index and the food manufacturing sector, suggesting potential market overexcitement and irrational speculation. Investors are urged to acknowledge the heightened risk of a short-term price decline and to invest cautiously.

Regarding recent media reports about "Nai Pizi Tanghulu" sold by its subsidiary, Beijing Sanyuan Meiyuan Food Co., the company clarified that this is a seasonal product with a sales cycle of only a few months, contributing a negligible amount to overall revenue.