Movement Alert|51WORLD Rises 5.97% in Regular Trading, Award Recognition and Smart Driving Sector Momentum Sustain Rebound

Market Focus07-31

On July 31, 51WORLD rose 5.97% in regular trading, trading at HK$62.45/share, with turnover of approximately HK$75.99 million.

On the news front, the company's subsidiary 51Sim recently received the Innovation Technology First Prize from the China Simulation Society for its participation in the project titled \"High-Fidelity Simulation Testing Key Technologies and Applications for Intelligent Connected Vehicles.\" The project established a comprehensive simulation testing technology framework covering modeling, scenarios, testing, and evaluation. Meanwhile, HK-listed AI application and smart driving concept stocks surged collectively, with broad sector momentum providing additional tailwinds.

The stock had been under sustained pressure following a July 10 placement of 5.4656 million shares at HK$73.20 per share — a roughly 12% discount — which raised net proceeds of approximately HK$395 million. Since July 29, the award catalyst combined with improving sector sentiment has driven a consecutive rebound, with the current gain representing a continuation of this recovery trend. The company's interim results are scheduled for release on August 10.

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