On July 28, ANKER fell 3.64% in regular trading, trading at 99.3 HKD/share, with turnover of HK$7.28 million. The decline came as multiple technical factors converged to pressure the stock.
On the news front, the company's price stabilization period ended on July 26, meaning the stabilization agent will no longer enter the market to support the share price. During the stabilization period, the operator had purchased approximately 3.55 million H shares to provide price support since the company's Hong Kong listing on July 2. Simultaneously, the partial exercise of the over-allotment option involving 3.44 million H shares at HK$99.32 each is expected to begin trading on July 29, adding approximately HK$338 million worth of new shares to the float. The dual impact of removing price support and increasing near-term supply weighed on the stock despite the positive development of ANKER being officially included in the Stock Connect eligible securities list effective July 27, which allows mainland Chinese investors to trade its H shares directly.
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