On July 3, Mininglamp Technology-W fell 5.66% in regular trading, trading at 189.4 HKD/share, with turnover of approximately HKD 10.19 million. The decline was driven by persistent selling pressure ahead of the company's first major lock-up share expiry since listing.
The company faces an unlocking of approximately 124 million restricted shares on July 31, representing roughly 85% of total share capital. Post-unlock, the free float is expected to surge by approximately 22 times, creating substantial potential selling overhang. Although CITIC Construction Investment recently initiated coverage with a Buy rating, citing optimistic prospects for the company's new Agentic Services business, the looming unlock event continues to suppress valuation. Trading volume remains subdued, reflecting strong wait-and-see sentiment among market participants as the stock extends its downtrend to fresh phase lows.
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