Movement Alert|VGT Rises 12.77% in Regular Trading, PCB Sector Stages Strong Oversold Rebound After Multi-Day Selloff

Market Focus07-31

On July 31, VGT rose 12.77% in regular trading, trading around HK$188.3/share, with turnover of HK$250 million. The rally came as the PCB sector staged a collective sharp rebound following consecutive sessions of heavy losses, with peers KB Laminates surging 19.29%, CCTC up 15.63%, and Kingboard Holdings gaining 11.33%.

The rebound represents a classic oversold recovery pattern. VGT had previously plummeted over 40% from its July 23 high, pressured by massive leverage fund withdrawals — the electronics sector saw net margin financing repayments topping all industries at RMB 50.68 billion in a single week, with VGT alone seeing over RMB 2 billion in net repayment. Overcapacity concerns and mid-year earnings realization pressure had further weighed on valuations.

On the fundamental side, VGT remains a core high-speed backplane supplier for NVIDIA's Vera Rubin platform, with clients having committed long-term demand extending through 2028. JPMorgan recently reiterated its Overweight rating with a HK$500 target price, noting the market has overreacted to short-term headwinds.

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