Movement Alert|DELTON Falls 3.14% in Regular Trading, Shareholders Meeting Reviews Convertible Bond and H-Share Issuance Amid Profit-Taking

Market Focus09-24 09:32

On September 24, DELTON fell 3.14% in regular trading, trading at 121.3 HKD/share, with turnover of 13.0266 million HKD.

On the news front, the company is holding its second extraordinary general meeting today to review 16 proposals including an A-share convertible bond issuance of up to 3.6 billion yuan and a new H-share general mandate. The potential equity dilution from both the convertible bond and additional share issuance weighed on market sentiment. Meanwhile, the A-share counterpart declined 3.22% in the prior session to 192.25 yuan, with institutional net selling reaching 566 million yuan, exerting AH-linked downward pressure on the H-share.

Notably, the H-share had surged over 20% in recent sessions driven by AH premium convergence following the resolution of cornerstone investor lock-up concerns. The rapid accumulation of gains intensified profit-taking pressure. In the Electronic Components sector, KB Laminates fell 0.58%, Kingboard Holdings fell 1.45%, and VGT declined 2.58%, reflecting broadly cautious sector sentiment.

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