Movement Alert|BYD Electronic Rises 3.69% in Regular Trading, Institutional Buy Ratings and Apple Supply Chain Expectations Continue to Drive Gains

Market Focus05-29

On May 29, BYD Electronic rose 3.69% in regular trading, trading at HKD 29.88/share, with trading volume of HKD 231 million, extending its recent upward momentum.

On the news front, multiple institutional catalysts continue to support the stock. China Post Securities has maintained its Buy rating on the company, projecting revenue of RMB 183.0/201.2/225.3 billion over the next three years, citing strong growth in its AI computing infrastructure business (up 31.70% YoY) and robust automotive electronics momentum. Meanwhile, CMB International expects Apple to enter a major product innovation cycle. As a core Apple supplier with approximately 60% of revenue derived from Apple, BYD Electronic stands to benefit significantly from rising supply chain demand. Institutional block trade data shows continued net buying in recent sessions, with the AIPC wave driving PC replacement demand and the company's deep partnerships with Apple, HP, and Dell collectively underpinning share price appreciation.

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