On June 2, Marketingforce fell 5.26% in regular trading, trading at HK$38.36/share, with trading volume of HK$284 million.
On the news front, the company completed a strategic subscription of approximately HK$500 million on May 20 at HK$40.54 per share, issuing 12.33 million new shares representing about 4.83% of previously issued share capital. On the previous trading day, boosted by a strategic cooperation agreement with Muxi Semiconductor and strength in the cloud computing sector, the stock surged as high as HK$40.94, briefly piercing the subscription price. However, it failed to hold above that level, and today's pullback triggered concentrated selling from short-term traders who chased the rally, along with profit-taking from earlier positions.
The current share price sits approximately 5.4% below the subscription price of HK$40.54, with that level continuing to serve as strong resistance. Market divergence over share dilution and business model valuation continues to weigh on near-term sentiment. The company has stated that 100% of subscription proceeds will be deployed toward intelligent computing infrastructure, including GPU server procurement and AI model development.
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