Movement Alert|TIME INTERCON Falls 5.14% in Regular Trading, Optical Communications Weakness and Acquisition Cost Concerns Weigh

Market Focus10-15

On October 15, TIME INTERCON fell 5.14% in regular trading to HK$13.02, with turnover of HK$30.91 million.

The move came as optical communications stocks remained under pressure, while the market continued to digest concerns over the higher final consideration for the Time Interconnect Singapore acquisition.

Recent market reports said US optical communications names had declined broadly amid debate over AI financing constraints and potential regulatory restrictions, weighing on Hong Kong peers. Separately, the company disclosed in September that the final price for acquiring 51% of Time Interconnect Singapore was set at US$34.9 million, including an upward adjustment of about US$22.2 million after the target group's completion net assets were confirmed above the initial level.

Fundamentally, interim results released in late August showed revenue of HK$10.066 billion, up 107.4% year on year, with adjusted net profit of HK$831 million. A brokerage note on October 14 maintained a Buy rating, citing AI-driven growth, but short-term sentiment has remained the dominant factor in share-price performance.

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