On October 30, CIG fell 5.18% in Regular Trading, trading at HK$62.45, with turnover of HK$205 million.
The latest public-market catalyst points to renewed pressure on AI hardware names after weaker overnight sentiment in global tech, alongside continued adjustment in institutional holdings of CIG’s H shares.
Recent disclosures showed JPMorgan’s long position in CIG’s H shares fell to 9.55% from 10.36%, while its short position rose to 3.33%. Earlier in the week, Morgan Stanley’s long position also declined to 11.49%. This followed the company’s previously completed HK$6.54 billion share placement and convertible bond financing, a transaction that had already raised market focus on dilution pressure even as proceeds were earmarked for high-speed optical module capacity expansion. The broader optical communications segment was also weak, with peers such as YOFC and ZJ INNOLIGHT posting sharper declines.
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