Movement Alert|Wasion Holdings Falls 5.25% in Regular Trading, Placement Dilution Pressure Resurfaces After Consecutive Rebound

Market Focus06-24

On June 24, Wasion Holdings (03393.HK) fell 5.25% in regular trading, trading at HK$21.4/share, with turnover of approximately HK$11.87 million. Buying momentum weakened notably as placement chip digestion pressure returned to dominate trading after the stock had accumulated over 12% gains in the prior two sessions.

The pullback reflects ongoing dilution pressure from the company's late-April placement of 50 million shares at approximately 6% discount, raising around HK$1.474 billion. While the company announced a share buyback plan of up to HK$200 million on June 16 and its subsidiary Weyuan Energy secured overseas contracts exceeding RMB 1.6 billion covering data center infrastructure and power distribution products, the buyback scale remains relatively limited compared to placement size. The current share price trades at roughly 8% discount to the board chairman's acquisition price of HK$23.2, suggesting that short-term chip digestion pressure remains the core constraint on upside momentum.

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