On July 10, Nations Technologies declined 5.11% in regular trading, trading at 12.83 HKD/share, with turnover of HKD 104 million. The previous session's 5.81% gain was largely erased as profit-taking swept across the semiconductor sector.
The pullback was triggered by concentrated selling following the sector's sharp rally on July 9, when peers such as GigaDevice surged over 23% and SMIC gained over 11%. Today, sector-wide profit-taking drove broad-based declines: Iluvatar CoreX fell 16.9%, GigaDevice dropped 14.51%, Montage Technology lost 6.88%, SMIC declined 1.92%, and Hua Hong Grace slipped 1.54%.
The broader context includes global semiconductor stocks facing a correction since early July, driven by concerns over AI compute oversupply after Meta announced plans to sell excess AI capacity, elevated valuations following a 105% year-to-date sector rally, and the transition into mid-year earnings verification season prompting risk reduction.
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