Movement Alert|YUNJI-NEW falls 8.83% in Regular Trading, prior liquidity and policy-driven gains reverse

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On October 14, YUNJI-NEW fell 8.83% in Regular Trading, trading at HK$6.75, with turnover of HK$9.1743 million.

The latest available market interpretation indicates the stock is pulling back after earlier gains driven by its inclusion in Stock Connect and robot-sector policy catalysts, while investors are also weighing the company’s still-lossmaking interim results.

Earlier this month, YUNJI-NEW was added to the Hong Kong Stock Connect list effective October 8, opening the stock to southbound capital and triggering a sharp liquidity re-rating. Separately, Shanghai launched a new-generation intelligent manufacturing action plan targeting 8,000 humanoid robots in factories and industrial robot density of 600 units per 10,000 workers, which had lifted robot names. Company-specific positives included holiday AI voice calls rising 110.37% year over year and its UP robot achieving hundred-unit deployment in medical settings. However, interim results released on August 20 showed adjusted net loss of RMB109 million despite revenue growth of 71.6%, leaving room for profit-taking after the recent rally.

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