On November 10, BIREN TECH rose 7.19% in regular trading, trading at HK$20.98, with turnover of HK$53.2473 million.
The move was accompanied by a disclosed Morgan Stanley position increase in the company’s H shares, with its long position ratio rising to 5.27% from 4.71%, moving back above the 5% disclosure threshold, while the semiconductor sector also strengthened.
Background disclosures showed that on November 3, Morgan Stanley increased its H-share long position by 8.3379 million shares through an adjustment in shares available for lending or disposal, rather than through on-exchange secondary-market trading. This followed a November 2 reduction of 13.1842 million shares that had lowered the ratio from 5.59% to 4.71%. The reversal in disclosed holdings helped repair sentiment after recent weakness, while peer semiconductor names including SMIC, HUA HONG GRACE, MONTAGE TECH, ILUVATAR COREX and GIGADEVICE also posted gains.
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