Movement Alert|TIME INTERCON Rises 5.68% in Regular Trading, Optical Communication Sector Rebounds After Oversold Conditions Plus Leoni Consolidation Boost

Market Focus08-07 13:27

On August 7, TIME INTERCON rose 5.68% in regular trading, trading at 15.32 HKD/share, with turnover of HKD 149 million.

On the news front, the optical communication sector staged a recovery after consecutive sell-offs triggered by rumors that the US FCC was drafting a ban on imports of new Chinese optical modules. TIME INTERCON had previously fallen nearly 8% on August 5 and a further 2.52% on August 6. Multiple industry insiders and brokerages noted that the proposed ban remains in drafting stages, with a blanket restriction considered highly unlikely given the sector's deep reliance on the global supply chain ecosystem, prompting a technical rebound from oversold levels.

Additionally, the company recently completed the acquisition of the remaining 51% stake in its Singapore subsidiary, achieving 100% consolidation of Leoni Cable LCS. CMB International maintained a Strong Buy rating, highlighting that the integration has delivered better-than-expected profitability and that the company's AI computing business remains significantly undervalued, with MPO and AI server segments sustaining high-speed growth.

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