Movement Alert|Hua Qin Technology Rises 3.69% in Regular Trading, Rebounding After Prior Session Pullback Amid Multiple Institutional Buy Ratings and AI Infrastructure Catalysts

Market Focus06-12 09:48

On June 12, Hua Qin Technology (03296.HK) rose 3.69% in regular trading, trading at HK$81.2/share, with turnover of HK$33.86 million. The stock rebounded after declining 3.33% in the prior session on June 11, continuing a volatile oscillation pattern following its 21%+ surge on June 1 catalyzed by NVIDIA's GTC Taipei conference.

Multiple institutional endorsements provide fundamental support. Morgan Stanley increased its holdings by approximately 701,900 shares at HK$92.58 per share on June 3, raising its stake to 6.52%. Goldman Sachs initiated coverage with a Buy rating and a target price of HK$127.76, projecting a 32% revenue CAGR. Haitong International initiated an Outperform rating on June 10 with a target of HK$104.14, forecasting net profits of RMB 5.03 billion, 6.34 billion, and 7.92 billion for 2026-2028. Additionally, the company disclosed that its super-node products began small-batch shipments in Q2, with mass delivery expected in H2, while the upcoming dividend record date of June 16 may also attract investor interest.

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