Movement Alert|Biren Technology Falls 3.52% in Regular Trading, Profit-Taking Continues Amid Broad Semiconductor Sector Weakness

Market Focus06-05

On June 5, Biren Technology fell 3.52% in regular trading, trading at 57.7 HKD/share, with trading volume of 23.97 million HKD. The decline extends a pattern of profit-taking that has weighed on shares since the stock surged over 26% in the prior week.

The company previously benefited from multiple catalysts including its inclusion in the Hang Seng Composite Index (effective June 8), the BR166 chip receiving National Security Level I certification as the first AI training and inference chip included in the evaluation framework, Goldman Sachs raising its target price to 70.7 HKD with a Buy rating, and Daiwa Securities initiating coverage with a Buy rating and a 100 HKD target price. Shares hit a post-IPO high during the rally.

Today the semiconductor sector is broadly under pressure, with SMIC down 3.62%, Hua Hong Semi down 4.35%, GigaDevice down 5.79%, Montage Technology down 6.35%, and Innoscience down 0.47%. The sector-wide weakness, combined with continued unwinding of short-term gains, is dragging the stock lower.

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