On July 2, CRRC Times Electric (03898.HK) declined 5.59% in regular trading, trading at HK$37.88/share, with turnover of HK$141 million. The stock is retreating sharply from its nearly 10% surge on June 30, which was fueled by the global power semiconductor price hike wave.
The correction follows the A-share counterpart (688187.SH), which already fell 6.06% on July 1 to RMB 64.5 while the Hong Kong market was closed for a public holiday. The prior rally was driven by expectations surrounding nearly 20 analog and power semiconductor companies launching a new round of price increases effective July 1, with AI server and data center power chip prices rising 15%-25% and industrial/energy storage products up 10%-15%. With the price adjustments now officially in effect, profit-taking pressure has emerged.
The company recently disclosed H-share buyback progress, having repurchased 16,999,400 H-shares between May 7 and June 30, pending cancellation. CRRC Times Electric is positioned as a leading high-voltage IGBT manufacturer covering rail transit, ultra-high voltage, and new energy vehicle applications, with its Zhuzhou Phase III silicon carbide project partially commissioned.
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