Shanghai Air’s Recent Trading Activity and Market Context

Shanghai Air (600009.SS) closed the trading session on Wednesday 21 September 2026 with no change in price, trading flat at 0 %. At 02:41 PM Central Europe, one share was available for purchase at approximately CNY 22.67 on major exchanges. The company’s current share supply stands at 2.5 billion, giving it a market capitalisation of CNY 56.9 billion. In the last 24 hours, roughly CNY 151 million of Shanghai Air shares were exchanged.

Over the past month, Shanghai Air’s share price has risen by 0.79 %. Its 200‑day simple moving average is CNY 23.49. The airline’s 52‑week high and low were CNY 34.92 (on 14 November 2025) and CNY 22.19 (on 10 July 2026), respectively.

Comparative Performance of Peer Stocks

The following table summarises the 24‑hour performance of a selection of Shanghai Air’s peer companies:

TickerCompany24‑hr MovementCurrent PriceMarket CapitalisationP/E Ratio
688521.SSVerisilicon Microelectronics0 %CNY 129.62CNY 68.2 bn–
000768.SZAVIC Xi’an Aircraft Industry0 %CNY 23.05CNY 65.8 bn69.05
0390.HKChina Railway -H–1.69 %HKD 3.16HKD 78.5 bn3.7
000708.SZCitic Special Steel0 %CNY 13.01CNY 67.7 bn11.16
300765.SZCSPC Innovation Pharmaceutical0 %CNY 46.38CNY 66.4 bn60.89

Notably, China Railway -H is the only peer to record a decline, falling 1.69 % to HKD 3.16. The company has announced a third‑quarter earnings briefing for 2026, with a detailed report accessible via the provided link. Its revenue has remained stable, and earnings are projected to grow modestly in forthcoming quarters. No new shares have been issued, supporting the company’s consistent profitability trajectory.

CSPC Innovation Pharmaceutical attracted attention on 20 October, when shares linked to the innovative‑drug sector experienced heightened intraday gains. The National Development and Reform Commission highlighted that external technology licensing for innovative drugs in the first three quarters of the year reached approximately US $1.3 billion—close to the prior year’s total—underscoring sustained investor interest in the sector.

Shanghai Air’s Business Overview

Shanghai International Airport Co., Ltd. operates the two major airports in Shanghai—Pudong and Hongqiao. Its services span air traffic control, terminal management, cargo handling, advertising, space rental, and related operations. As a key infrastructure provider in one of China’s busiest air corridors, Shanghai Air plays a pivotal role in facilitating passenger and freight movement across the country and beyond.


This article provides an up‑to‑date snapshot of Shanghai Air’s trading performance and situates it within the broader context of its industry peers.