Movement Alert|EAST BUY Intraday Rise 5.09% in Regular Trading, Self-Operated Sliding Stool Plan Remains in Focus

Market Focus10-23 14:33

On October 23, EAST BUY rose 5.09% in Regular Trading, trading at HK$28.9, with turnover of HK$221 million.

The move coincided with continued market digestion of the company’s planned launch of a self-operated sliding stool product, an event-driven catalyst tied to product and quality-control strategy.

Recent disclosures indicated that a verified product manager account said the company had connected with manufacturing partners and would conduct a one-week in-depth factory review covering component materials, production processes, industry standards, finished-product performance, and precise cost assessment to formulate an optimal plan. This followed the earlier sliding stool controversy, after which the company announced a full refund without return for affected livestream buyers at twice the product price. The renewed focus on a self-operated solution, together with the company’s latest fiscal-year revenue of RMB5.701 billion, up 29.8%, has reinforced investor attention on its private-label expansion and quality-control system.

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