On October 20, ILUVATAR COREX fell 3.36% in Regular Trading, trading at HK$78.25, with turnover of HK$23.139 million.
The most relevant recent catalyst is the company’s filing to implement full circulation of its H shares, which has drawn market attention to a potential increase in tradable float and short-term liquidity pressure.
The company disclosed on October 16 that it submitted a filing application to convert 27.6473 million unlisted domestic shares into H shares, representing about 3.42% of total issued share capital. This followed a recent capitalization issue that lifted total issued shares to about 808 million, while the company also granted 2.2241 million H-share awards on October 15. Although ILUVATAR COREX previously reported strong first-half results, including revenue of RMB946 million rising 191.6% and adjusted net profit of RMB246 million, the latest share-circulation development appears to be the more direct near-term factor in the current price move.
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