Movement Alert|FIT Hon Teng Falls 4.43% in Regular Trading, High Valuation Pressure Triggers Profit-Taking After Previous Sessions Surge

Market Focus06-04

On June 4, FIT Hon Teng declined 4.43% in regular trading, trading at HK$9.38 per share with trading volume of HK$51.06 million, pulling back sharply after the previous sessions surge of over 10%.

On the news front, the stock currently carries a trailing P/E ratio of approximately 55x, far exceeding the electronic components industry average. The prior session saw a strong rally driven by NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huangs remarks that Marvell Technology will become the next trillion-dollar company, boosting the broader optical communications sector. FIT Hon Teng, as a key high-speed connectivity supplier for parent company Foxconn, benefited from Foxconns NVIDIA full-optical CPO switch cabinet order with shipment targets raised from 10,000 to 50,000 units. However, with net profit margins yet to achieve a significant breakthrough, the market remains divided on whether earnings delivery can match the elevated valuation. Short-term profit-taking pressure has resurfaced as investors lock in gains from the recent rally.

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