Movement Alert|Estun Falls 5.55% in Regular Trading, Post-Rally Profit-Taking Continues Amid Industrial Machinery Sector Weakness

Market Focus06-11

On June 11, Estun (02715) declined 5.55% in regular trading, trading at HKD 16.58/share, with trading volume of approximately HKD 79.99 million.

The decline represents a continuation of profit-taking pressure following a sharp rally. The company's A-shares had posted two consecutive limit-up sessions on June 5 and June 8, while its Hong Kong-listed shares accumulated gains exceeding 25% over the same period. The previous trading day already saw a correction of over 5%, and today's session extended that adjustment as short-term holders continued to lock in gains.

At the sector level, the Industrial Machinery sector remained broadly under pressure. UBTECH ROBOTICS fell 5.78%, Sanhua declined 3.28%, Guofuhee dropped 3.55%, Hans CNC lost 1.22%, and Techtronic Industries slipped 0.44%, reflecting a sector-wide pullback that further weighed on Estun's price performance. The company had previously issued an announcement confirming no undisclosed material information exists.

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