Movement Alert|CaoCao Inc Falls 5.43% in Regular Trading, AI Concept Retreat and Profit-Taking Continue After 40% Pullback from Peak

Market Focus06-29

On June 29, CaoCao Inc (02643.HK) fell 5.43% in regular trading, trading at 20.52 HKD/share, with turnover of approximately 24.76 million HKD.

The decline extends a sustained pullback driven by AI concept cooling and persistent profit-taking. After the company released a series of AI transformation and RoboX strategy announcements in early June, shares surged to a high of 34.76 HKD. Since then, the stock has corrected over 40% as elevated positioning unwinds. Despite a string of recent positive developments — including the establishment of an AI Innovation Center with the Shanghai AI Research Institute, a Robotaxi international partnership with May Mobility, and the appointment of Turing Award laureate Joseph Sifakis as chief scientific advisor — the market remains divided on whether AI initiatives can materially improve the company's fundamentals in the near term. Analysts note the company's high leverage ratio and heavy reliance on aggregation platforms for over 85% of orders as factors weighing on short-term investor confidence.

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