On May 28, UBTECH Robotics fell 3.06% in regular trading, trading at HK$113.5/share, with trading volume of HK$269 million.
The decline came amid broad-based selling pressure across the Industrial Machinery sector. Among peer stocks, TECHTRONIC IND fell 3.96%, ESTUN fell 4.35%, SANHUA fell 3.99%, HANS CNC fell 1.52%, and HAITIAN INT'L fell 1.18%. The sector-wide weakness weighed on UBTECH despite a string of recent positive catalysts, including the launch of its consumer-grade humanoid robot brand UWORLD, a strategic partnership with Hitachi (China), and a clear new product roadmap with Walker X planned for June and an upgraded delivery target of 5,000 units. Western Securities had maintained a Buy rating on the company. The pullback follows a period of notable gains, with the stock having surged over 10% on May 25 on the UWORLD announcement.
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