Movement Alert|Legend Holdings Rises 5.29% in Regular Trading, Subsidiary Lenovo Group Rebounds Strongly Combined with Medical AI Cooperation

Market Focus07-21

On July 21, Legend Holdings rose 5.29% in regular trading, reaching HK$12.95 per share, with turnover of approximately HK$46.73 million.

On the news front, core subsidiary Lenovo Group surged 7.38% on the same day, driving parent company valuation recovery. Simultaneously, Legend Holdings' Forward-Looking Technology Research Institute signed a strategic cooperation framework agreement with DeSci Technology, targeting full-chain collaboration in the medical AI sector. The partnership will leverage Lenovo's full-stack computing infrastructure integrated with DeSci's 104-billion-parameter medical imaging foundation model (iMedImage), which covers 26 clinical specialties and 90% of imaging diagnostic scenarios, requiring only approximately 200 data samples and 2-3 months to adapt specialized models.

Additionally, Citi previously maintained a \"Buy\" rating on Legend Holdings with a target price of HK$17, noting the stock trades at approximately 78% discount to estimated NAV. Within the Technology Hardware sector, Huaqin rose 9.03%, Sunmi Tech rose 7.43%, and Anker gained 4.05%, indicating broad sector strength.

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