Movement Alert|MARKETINGFORCE Falls 6.78% in Regular Trading, Related-Party Loan to Controlling Shareholder Weighs on Sentiment

Market Focus10-26

On October 26, MARKETINGFORCE fell 6.78% in Regular Trading, trading at HK$45.78, with turnover of HK$30.74 million.

The latest identifiable catalyst was the company’s disclosure that its consolidated affiliated entity Shanghai Zhendao agreed to provide a short-term unsecured loan facility of up to RMB300 million to controlling shareholder, executive director, chairman and chief executive officer Zhao Xulong, which appears to have turned market sentiment more cautious.

According to the disclosed terms, the facility has a principal amount of up to RMB300 million and a tenor of nine months, running from October 23 to July 22. The stock had previously drawn support from strong business updates, including about 114% year-on-year growth in AI application revenue in the first three quarters and roughly 32% growth in precision marketing service revenue, but the newly announced related-party financing became the more recent event in focus for this session.

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