Movement Alert|VGT Falls 4.21% in Regular Trading, PCB Sector Continues Under Pressure as Leverage Funds Accelerate Withdrawal

Market Focus07-30

On July 30, VGT fell 4.21% in regular trading, trading at 171.6 HKD/share, with turnover of HKD 172 million. The decline extends a multi-day selloff in the PCB sector amid persistent deleveraging and overcapacity concerns.

On the news front, the PCB sector continues to face broad-based selling pressure. Over the past week, the electronics industry recorded the highest margin lending net repayment across all sectors at RMB 50.683 billion, with VGT ranking first among individual stocks with over RMB 20 billion in margin net repayment, signaling accelerated leverage fund withdrawal. Peers including KB Laminates and Kingboard Holdings also traded lower. Additionally, overcapacity risks from concentrated capacity releases and mid-year earnings realization pressure continue to suppress sector valuations.

Within the Electronic Components sector, KB Laminates fell 2.16%, Kingboard Holdings fell 0.58%, Sunny Optical fell 4.98%, Lens fell 1.79%, and Delton fell 4.73%.

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