On July 27, HUAQIN (03296.HK) fell 3.07% in regular trading, trading at HK$66.35/share, with turnover of HK$84.24 million.
On the news front, profit-taking pressure surfaced after the stock's A-shares surged 22.9% the prior week while H-shares also rallied sharply. The A/H share premium stood at 48.53%, creating valuation convergence pressure on the Hong Kong-listed shares. Three shareholders completed a combined 0.27% stake reduction during July 15-20, cashing out approximately RMB 3.19 billion, while JPMorgan also recently sold 521,000 shares at around HK$66.85 each.
Despite ongoing positive catalysts including a RMB 1.5-2 billion A-share buyback plan, Chairman Qiu Wensheng's planned HK$10 million H-share purchase over six months, and continued accumulation of Nexchip Semiconductor shares pushing the group's stake to approximately 11.03%, the rapid short-term appreciation combined with institutional profit-taking weighed on the stock price.
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