Movement Alert|HAIZHI TECH GP Falls 5.24% in Regular Trading, HK AI Concept Sector Broadly Weakens After Extended Rally

Market Focus09-02

On September 2, HAIZHI TECH GP fell 5.24% in regular trading, trading at 54.35 HKD/share, with turnover of approximately 39.68 million HKD. The decline came as the broader Hong Kong-listed AI concept sector weakened, with peers including Chipbond Technology, Montage Technology, and Xunce all retreating in tandem.

The pullback follows a pronounced rally in which the stock had surged over 170% cumulatively since July 31, including a single-day gain exceeding 17% on September 1. That rally was fueled by multiple catalysts: the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology launched a dedicated initiative to cultivate AI application service providers, targeting over 2,000 firms in its resource pool by year-end; the company reported H1 revenue of 296 million yuan, up 70.4% year-over-year, with Atlas intelligent agent revenue soaring 135.6%; and a strategic partnership with JD Technology was announced to accelerate AI deployment across finance, energy, and government sectors. After such a steep run-up, today's retreat reflects broad sector-level profit-taking rather than any single adverse development.

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