On July 6, Time Interconnect Technology fell 5.91% in regular trading, trading at HKD 14.46/share, with turnover of HKD 199 million. The decline came amid a pronounced market style rotation, with high-position technology stocks facing concentrated selling pressure from profit-taking investors.
Data showed that the electronics sector experienced a single-day net outflow exceeding RMB 34.6 billion, while the communications sector saw net outflows surpassing RMB 11.4 billion. Optical communication and computing power storage segments, which had posted substantial earlier gains, recorded consecutive days of heavy capital outflows as investors locked in profits aggressively. The broader trend of capital rotating from high-valuation tech plays toward undervalued sectors continued to weigh on the stock.
Time Interconnect Technology had previously surged over 20% in a single session on expectations surrounding its AI computing power and MPO optical communication businesses, which had drawn institutional endorsement. The stock has since come under sustained pressure alongside the sector-wide pullback that began in early July, when peers such as Cambridge Industries and YOFC declined more than 20% in a single session.
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