NSING TECH (02701.HK) saw its stock price plummet 6.04% during intraday trading on Friday, extending a recent pullback from its mid-May highs.
The decline is attributed to sustained profit-taking pressure following a significant rally earlier in May. That previous surge was driven by multiple positive catalysts, including the company's MCU products entering robot and AI power supply chains, a multi-year Arm Total Access technology licensing agreement signed with Arm China, and overseas AI power and optical communication companies beginning large-scale procurement of domestic MCU chips.
Persistent capital outflows from the related A-share market have also contributed to the selling pressure on the Hong Kong-listed shares, with the stock's weakness diverging from the performance of some sector peers.
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