On October 26, MONTAGE TECH fell 3.17% in regular trading, with the shares trading at HK$208.2 and turnover of HK$177 million.
The most direct catalyst cited for the move was broad weakness across the semiconductor sector. Recent company-specific news had been supportive, including a strong third-quarter preannouncement and constructive broker views, but sector-wide selling pressure weighed on the stock.
Earlier disclosures showed MONTAGE TECH expected third-quarter revenue of about RMB2.079 billion, up about 46.0% year over year, and attributable net profit of RMB1.20 billion to RMB1.30 billion, up 153.6% to 174.7%. Management also indicated fourth-quarter interconnect chip demand could improve further, while the company recently completed an A-share buyback totaling about RMB410 million. Even so, peers also declined, including SMIC, HUA HONG GRACE, GIGADEVICE, ILUVATAR COREX, and BIREN TECH, underscoring the sector-led nature of the move.
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