Movement Alert|Lens Technology Rises 3.34% in Regular Trading, Hollow-Core Fiber Acquisition and SpaceX Supply Chain Tailwinds Continue

Market Focus06-23

On June 23, Lens Technology rose 3.34% in regular trading, trading at HK$28.22/share, with turnover of HK$307 million, rebounding after a pullback in the prior session.

On the news front, multiple positive catalysts continue to drive momentum. The company's wholly-owned subsidiary Lens Optoelectronics recently completed a controlling stake acquisition of Tongsheng Optoelectronics, a leading hollow-core fiber manufacturer, formally entering the AI computing optical transmission sector. The deal integrates precision structural manufacturing with high-end optoelectronic components across the full value chain, with the optical communications sector remaining active. Additionally, SpaceX's landmark Nasdaq IPO at a US$1.75 trillion valuation continues to boost sentiment, as Lens Technology serves as a core supplier providing structural components for Starlink ground terminals.

Within the Electronic Components sector, peers broadly declined, with KB Laminates down 4.4%, Kingboard Holdings down 5.03%, VGT down 7.16%, Sunny Optical down 0.82%, and FIT Hon Teng down 5.92%, highlighting Lens Technology's relative outperformance.

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