On May 26, Ledong Robot (01236.HK) declined 6.92% in regular trading, trading at HK$39.2/share, with trading volume of HK$3.3444 million. The stock has now retreated over 40% from its IPO-day peak after surging 127.62% on its May 11 listing debut.
On the news front, market concerns over the company's fundamentals continue to weigh on sentiment. The company has recorded nine consecutive years of losses since its inception, and management expects losses to persist through the current fiscal year. Additionally, core downstream clients including Ecovacs and Roborock have fully launched self-developed visual perception solutions, leading to a significant decline in revenue concentration from the company's top five customers.
Meanwhile, competitive pressures are intensifying as automotive LiDAR giants Hesai Technology and RoboSense have crossed over into the robot sensor space, escalating industry price wars and further squeezing the company's operating environment.
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