On October 12, DELTON fell 5.71% in regular trading, trading at 96.5港元/share, with Turnover of 7168.1万港元. The decline comes despite robust earnings guidance and expansion plans, as persistent institutional selling of H-shares continues to weigh on sentiment.
Recent disclosures show multiple major foreign institutions, including Value Partners, Greenwoods, Barclays, and Fullgoal Fund, reduced their H-share holdings in late September, lowering aggregate long positions and signaling loosening institutional conviction. This selling pressure has overshadowed the company's forecast of a 100.33% to 107.23% year-over-year surge in nine-month attributable net profit to between 1.45 billion and 1.50 billion yuan, driven by surging AI computing hardware demand.
Additionally, the company's 36 billion yuan A-share convertible bond issuance application has been accepted by the Shenzhen Stock Exchange, aimed at expanding high-end PCB capacity. However, the near-term share structure remains unstable, and these positive catalysts have not yet offset the ongoing foreign institutional reductions.
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