Movement Alert|Lightelligence-P Falls 5.81% in Regular Trading, Prior Rumor Storm Continues to Pressure Stock

Market Focus06-08

On June 8, Lightelligence-P (01879.HK) declined 5.81% in regular trading, trading at 545.0 HKD per share, with trading volume of approximately 38.44 million HKD.

The decline reflects continued selling pressure following a rumor-driven sell-off earlier in the week. Despite the company issuing a clarification announcement on June 5 firmly denying all allegations regarding director misconduct and operational irregularities — and formally reporting the matter to local law enforcement while reserving all legal rights — market confidence has yet to fully recover. The stock has now retreated over 23% from its June 3 high of 708 HKD, as profit-taking and panic selling continue to weigh on shares.

The company previously suffered a single-day plunge of nearly 20% on June 4, triggered by both a no-dividend announcement for the fiscal year ended December 2025 and the emergence of unsubstantiated rumors during a trading halt that morning. While the formal clarification and legal action partially stabilized sentiment on June 5, the aftershock from the rumor episode continues to suppress the stock in the near term.

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