Movement Alert|Hai Zhi Technology Group Falls 7.42% in Regular Trading, Breaking 52-Week Low as AI Application Sector Diverges

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On July 7, Hai Zhi Technology Group (02706.HK) fell 7.42% in regular trading, trading at 43.02 HKD/share, with turnover of 8.93 million HKD. The stock broke below its previous 52-week low of 43.00 HKD, extending consecutive declines after a brief sector-driven rebound on July 3.

On the news front, the AI application sector has continued to diverge in recent sessions. The stock had already declined 5.29% on July 6 amid a collective sector pullback, with peers Zhipu falling over 10% and Mobvoi dropping over 7%. The sustained selling pressure has been amplified by the stock breaking key technical support levels, with shares now down over 70% from its listing high of 161.6 HKD.

On fundamentals, the company reported full-year revenue of 621 million yuan, up 23.4% year-over-year, with Atlas AI Agent revenue surging 68.4%. However, net losses of 205 million yuan persist, and the profit inflection point remains unclear, weighing on investor sentiment amid broader sector rotation away from unprofitable AI names.

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