On August 3, HUAQIN fell 3.24% in regular trading, trading at 67.05 HKD/share, with turnover of HK$13.62 million.
On the news front, the stock's A-share previously surged 22.9% in a single week, and profit-taking pressure continues to weigh on the share price following the rapid rally. Three shareholders — Hainan Qinyuan, Hainan Chuangjian, and Hainan Huaxiao — completed a combined reduction of 0.27% of total shares between July 15 and July 20, cashing out approximately RMB 319 million. Additionally, the elevated A/H share premium has created valuation convergence pressure on the H-share listing.
Despite supportive signals — including the company's first A-share buyback of 255,000 shares at RMB 76.75–80.00 per share, chairman Qiu Wensheng completing an 180,000 H-share increase costing HK$12.13 million, and the inaugural shipment of its F1 wheeled dual-arm robot — short-term selling appetite remains dominant as investors lock in gains from the prior rally.
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