The Bellamy's Australia Ltd (ASX: BAL) share price is up 5.6% to $8.20 at the time of writing with no clues in the registry as to why the stock is staging a mini recovery.
The 1-year capital loss on Bellamy's shares is down 34.65% at present, after the Tasmanian-owned baby formula stalwart's shares began to hit the skids back in March.
A surge upwards in the Bellamy's share price is a welcome change for shareholders who must have been getting concerned the good old days would never return, alas its likely not time to pop the champagne just yet.
US and China trade war-related issues have put a dampener on the previously strong sector, but Bellamy's has a debt-free solid balance sheet to lean upon despite these industry headwinds.
While today's rally might not mean the share price is on a definite incline from hereon, investors should keep an eye on Bellamy's movements, alongside other stocks with Chinese interests, namely, A2 Milk Company Ltd (ASX: A2M) and Treasury Wine Estates Ltd (ASX: TWE).
