Movement Alert|SenseTime-W Falls 3.68% in Regular Trading, AI Application Sector Sustained Weakness Compounded by Persistent Capital Outflows

Market Focus06-26 10:20

On June 26, SenseTime-W declined 3.68% in regular trading, trading at HK$1.32/share, with turnover of approximately HK$69.34 million.

On the news front, the AI application sector has remained under sustained pressure recently. Southbound funds have reduced holdings in SenseTime-W on 17 out of the last 20 trading days, with cumulative net selling of 617 million shares, creating persistent downward pressure on the stock. Meanwhile, intensive selling activity across the AI industry chain continues to spread, as industrial capital locks in floating gains amid a broader sector valuation correction, further suppressing risk appetite.

Although the company disclosed at its annual general meeting that enterprise-level Token usage grew sevenfold within a single month since launching in May, this positive signal has failed to reverse the overall sector weakness in the near term. Within the Application Software sector, HORIZON ROBOT-W fell 3.89%, KINGDEE INT'L fell 3.49%, and PONY-W fell 5.04%, reflecting broad-based sector pressure weighing on individual stocks.

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