Movement Alert|LAIFUAL Declines 5.15% in Regular Trading, Extending Post-High Correction Below IPO Price

Market Focus07-24

On July 24, LAIFUAL declined 5.15% in regular trading, trading at 62.8 HKD/share, with turnover of HKD 15.98 million.

The stock continues its correction trend after reaching an all-time high of 119.6 HKD on July 7. The current price has fallen significantly below the IPO price of 85.5 HKD, representing a cumulative pullback of nearly 50% from the peak. LAIFUAL listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange on June 30 and initially surged approximately 70% over three trading days, driven by Unitree Technology's STAR Market IPO registration taking effect, which lifted the broader robotics sector. With the earlier catalyst now fully digested and profit-taking pressure mounting, the stock has been under sustained selling pressure across multiple sessions.

LAIFUAL is a leading Chinese provider of core precision transmission components for robots, offering harmonic reducers, joint modules, robotic arms, and automation workstations for industrial and humanoid robots. By shipment volume, it ranks second in China's robotic harmonic reducer market with a 21.4% share and is one of only two domestic manufacturers to achieve mass production delivery of harmonic reducers for humanoid robots.

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