Movement Alert|KUAISHOU-W Rises 3.04% in Regular Trading, Sector Recovery Combined with Institutional Buying and Sustained Buybacks Fuel Rebound

Market Focus07-27

On July 27, KUAISHOU-W rose 3.04% in regular trading, trading at 43.42 HKD/share, with turnover of approximately 4.71 billion HKD. The rebound was driven by a broader recovery in the Interactive Media sector, with Tencent up 1.79% and Bilibili up 2.43%, generating positive sentiment spillover.

On the institutional front, JP Morgan significantly increased its stake in KUAISHOU-W by approximately 30.76 million shares on July 7 at around 41.57 HKD per share, involving approximately 1.279 billion HKD. BlackRock also raised its holding ratio to 5.29%, signaling sustained institutional capital inflows. The company has executed 34 share buybacks year-to-date, with cumulative repurchases exceeding 1.9 billion HKD. Additionally, Kling AI completed a financing round at a valuation of 18 billion USD, providing medium-to-long-term support. Following a prior correction period — including a 3.48% decline on July 24 amid Tencent's stake reduction — multiple positive catalysts converged to trigger a technical rebound.

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