Movement Alert|NEXCHIP Intraday Rise 3.7% in Regular Trading, Buyback Plans and Insider-Linked Accumulation Remain in Focus

Market Focus11-12 10:18

On November 12, NEXCHIP recorded an Intraday Rise of 3.7% in Regular Trading, with the shares trading at HK$25.76 and turnover of HK$10.21 million.

The recent catalyst in focus is a combination of shareholder-friendly capital actions and continued disclosed buying by related shareholders. The company earlier approved an A-share buyback of RMB500 million to RMB800 million, with the repurchased shares intended for employee stock ownership plans or equity incentives, and it is also seeking authorization to repurchase up to 10% of its issued H shares.

Supporting the sentiment, disclosed on-market purchases by Huaqin-related parties and Wensheng Qiu lifted the reported long-position ratio from 13.32% to 15.97% between November 4 and November 6, including purchases at average prices of HK$21.8396, HK$23.8534, and HK$24.7313 per share. Separately, Morgan Stanley's long position fell to 4.94%, but the filing stated the change was tied to a reduction in shares subject to rehypothecation or disposal rights rather than direct secondary-market selling, limiting its read-through for immediate market supply.

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