Movement Alert|Estun Automation Falls 5.51% in Regular Trading, Profit-Taking Triggered by Prior Surge and Acquisition Uncertainty

Market Focus07-08 09:36

On July 8, Estun Automation (02715.HK) declined 5.51% in regular trading, trading at HKD 20.28/share, with turnover of approximately HKD 74.64 million.

The decline followed a period of exceptional gains, with the stock's closing price having accumulated over 20% in deviation value across three consecutive trading days (July 3, 6, and 7), triggering an abnormal trading volatility designation. Concurrently, the company disclosed plans to acquire 100% equity of Nanjing Estun Codroid Technology — a maker of collaborative robots and embodied intelligence robots — through its wholly-owned subsidiaries via an all-cash transaction. The deal constitutes a related-party transaction and remains in preliminary planning stages with no binding agreement signed, creating material uncertainty.

Prior session data revealed significant institutional selling pressure, with institutions net selling RMB 144 million and northbound capital net selling RMB 175 million over three days. The combination of substantial accumulated gains and unresolved acquisition terms prompted profit-taking among investors.

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