Movement Alert|Estun Automation Falls 5.22% in Regular Trading, Q2 Profit Sequential Decline and Massive Prior Gains Trigger Continued Pullback

Market Focus07-21

On July 21, Estun Automation (02715.HK) fell 5.22% in regular trading, trading at HK$17.43/share, with turnover of approximately HK$71.16 million. The stock has been in sustained retreat from its early July highs as profit-taking pressure continues to weigh on shares.

On the fundamental side, the company previously released its H1 earnings forecast projecting attributable net profit of RMB 150 million to RMB 180 million, representing year-over-year growth of 2,145% to 2,594%. However, the market has focused on the implied Q2 single-quarter net profit of approximately RMB 52 million to RMB 82 million, which represents a 16% to 46% sequential decline from Q1's RMB 97.84 million, raising concerns over earnings sustainability. Main capital has continued to flow out on a net basis, with profit-taking selling pressure yet to be fully absorbed.

Within the Industrial Machinery sector, UBTECH Robotics fell 1.58% and Hans CNC declined 2.27% on the same day, with broad sector weakness further dragging on the stock's continued correction.

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