Movement Alert|SG Micro Corp Rises 3.63% in Regular Trading, Citibank Bullish on H2 Pricing Uptrend as Institutional Allocation Intensifies

Market Focus07-23

On July 23, SG Micro Corp rose 3.63% in regular trading, trading at 92.1 HKD/share, with turnover of HKD 1.7338 million.

On the news front, Citibank recently published a research report expressing a bullish outlook on SG Micro Corp, noting that the anticipated H2 analog chip pricing uptrend is expected to drive the company's revenue and earnings higher. Citi stated its preference order places analog chips ahead of OSAT and power discrete components. Additionally, Q2 fund reports revealed that prominent fund manager Liu Gesong's Guangfa Technology Pioneer fund has newly added SG Micro Corp as a top-10 holding, with a NAV weight of 6.14%, signaling a notable increase in institutional allocation.

Meanwhile, the broader semiconductor sector continues its recovery. Singapore sovereign wealth fund GIC has accumulated approximately 1.1453 million H-shares through four consecutive purchases since July 7, raising its stake to 16.36%, providing further market confidence. The company is scheduled to hold its annual results briefing on July 28 via the Shenzhen Stock Exchange platform.

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