Movement Alert|BIREN TECH Falls 4.08% in Regular Trading, Placement Dilution Pressure and Chip Weakness Continue to Weigh

Market Focus10-30

On October 30, BIREN TECH fell 4.08% in Regular Trading, trading at HK$20.64 with turnover of HK$152 million.

The recent catalyst cited by market updates is continued digestion of the company’s completed placement of 130 million H shares, alongside broader weakness in Hong Kong chip stocks and synchronized declines across domestic GPU names.

The placement was completed on October 12 at HK$31.08 per share, raising net proceeds of about HK$4.02 billion and representing about 4.76% of enlarged total share capital. Proceeds were earmarked mainly for next-generation product supply chain procurement, production preparation, commercialization, research and development, and working capital. Although brokers including Goldman Sachs reiterated a Buy rating and lifted the 12-month target price to HK$92 on expectations for next-generation GPU volume growth, the stock has remained below the placement price, indicating that dilution and valuation pressure are still dominating near-term trading.

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