Movement Alert|HUA HONG GRACE Rises 3.58% in Regular Trading, Semiconductor Sector Collectively Strengthens Extending Oversold Recovery

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On August 7, HUA HONG GRACE rose 3.58% in regular trading, trading at HK$140.5/share, with turnover of HK$1.408 billion.

On the news front, the semiconductor sector collectively strengthened, with notable sector linkage effects. Among peers, Iluvatar CoreX gained 8.62%, GigaDevice rose 7.0%, Montage Technology advanced 4.67%, Biren Technology climbed 3.34%, and SMIC added 2.37%. The sector has been undergoing an oversold recovery since July 31, after HUA HONG GRACE experienced a sharp pullback from late July driven by capital diversion following a major semiconductor IPO and sustained leveraged fund outflows. Consecutive sharp declines gradually absorbed short-term selling pressure, enabling the ongoing rebound.

BOCI previously raised its target price on the company from HK$152.4 to HK$210, noting the company leads in mature-node capacity expansion, with price increases initiated since April expected to deliver significant margin elasticity, maintaining a Buy rating. The company is scheduled to release Q2 financial results on August 13.

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