On October 14, CREALIGHTS fell 6.82% in regular trading, trading at HK$99.85, with turnover of HK$75.28 million.
The move coincided with continued weakness across optical communications names as market sentiment remained pressured by rumors of potential US FCC restrictions on China-made optical modules.
Recent market coverage said investors are still digesting expectations that any potential FCC curbs would most likely affect the 3.2T generation, while a possible US-content exemption path may exist; however, no formal rule has been finalized. At the same time, softer expectations for optical chip pricing have added to structural selling pressure in the sector. CREALIGHTS, which supplies optical modules, AOC products and optical submodules for AI data centers, has therefore remained exposed to policy-sensitive sentiment swings.
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