On June 10, Wasion Holdings fell 5.56% in regular trading, trading at HK$19.92/share, with trading volume of approximately HK$13.69 million. The decline is primarily attributed to lingering pressure from the company's prior share placement and persistently thin trading liquidity.
In late April, Wasion Holdings conducted a top-up placement of 50 million shares at an approximately 6% discount, raising around HK$1.474 billion. Since then, the stock has been under sustained selling pressure from dilution effects. Although the company disclosed in late May that its subsidiary Weyuan Energy secured over RMB 1.6 billion in new overseas contracts covering data center infrastructure and distribution products, and the Chairman purchased 200,000 shares at HK$23.2 per share, market buying interest has remained subdued. The current share price has now fallen more than 14% below the Chairman's purchase price, reflecting the market's continued concern over placement-related dilution and inadequate trading liquidity, which amplifies price volatility.
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