Movement Alert|MOMENTA-W Intraday Decline 3.17%, Profit-Taking Pressure Resurfaces After Consecutive Positive Catalysts Digested

Market Focus07-31

On July 31, MOMENTA-W fell 3.17% in regular trading, trading at 277.0 HKD/share, with turnover of approximately HKD 89.24 million.

The decline reflects mounting profit-taking pressure following a series of positive catalysts in recent sessions. The company secured a Germany-wide L4 autonomous driving test permit on July 29 — making it the first Chinese company to receive such nationwide urban road testing qualification — which drove a 4%+ rebound on July 30. Earlier, its Robovan unmanned logistics business officially launched in Suzhou Xiangcheng on July 27, and the stock surged over 10% intraday on July 21 after obtaining a Shenzhen L4 Robotaxi road test permit.

Following the concentrated rally driven by multiple catalysts, selling pressure has intensified as the stock enters a consolidation phase. The stock had already experienced a multi-day pullback from its July 21 high before briefly rebounding on the German permit news, and today's decline extends the pattern of post-catalyst digestion.

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