Movement Alert|Estun Automation Rises 5.23% in Regular Trading, Rebounding After Two-Day Pullback as Robot Sector Recovers

Market Focus06-12

On June 12, Estun Automation (02715.HK) rose 5.23% in regular trading, trading at HK$18.05/share with turnover of HK$133 million, rebounding after consecutive sessions of significant decline.

The stock had previously surged over 25% on its Hong Kong listing between June 5-9, driven by multiple catalysts including its confirmation as China's top industrial robot maker by shipment volume in Q1, a joint embodied intelligence R&D agreement signed with the Chinese Academy of Sciences' Industrial AI Institute on June 3, and the launch of its new-generation iER series intelligent industrial robots. The prior two trading sessions saw pullbacks of approximately 9.5% and 5.5% respectively as profit-taking pressures emerged.

Today's rebound aligns with broad strength in the Industrial Machinery sector, with RobotPhoenix surging 18.23%, UBTECH Robotics up 4.39%, Sanhua up 3.62%, and Hans CNC up 3.56%. International institutional interest also remains notable, with Barclays PLC recently increasing its stake to 5.26% following a purchase of 3.15 million shares on June 8.

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