Movement Alert|Kingsoft Cloud Falls 5.52% in Regular Trading, Overnight US ADR Weakness Combined with Sector-Wide Pressure

Market Focus06-22

On June 22, Kingsoft Cloud fell 5.52% in regular trading, trading at 4.92 HKD/share, with turnover of HKD 128 million. The decline was primarily driven by overnight weakness in the company's US-listed ADR and broad-based selling across the Internet Services and Infrastructure sector.

Sector peers declined in tandem, with GDS-SW down 5.45%, Crypto Flow down 2.78%, and Sunevision down 2.5%, amplifying the sell-off through linkage effects. On the fundamental side, Kingsoft Cloud's Q1 net loss widened to RMB 344 million, while adjusted gross margin compressed from 17.1% to 13.0% quarter-over-quarter, reflecting ongoing depreciation cost pressure from aggressive AI infrastructure expansion.

The company previously announced a 15%-50% price increase for AI computing-related products and services effective July 12, following an industry-wide repricing trend. However, the near-term profit improvement from these price adjustments remains unverified, leaving sentiment subdued as the market awaits evidence of margin recovery.

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