On July 28, SANHUA fell 3.18% in regular trading, trading at 24.96 HKD/share, with turnover of approximately 54.25 million HKD.
On the news front, the robot sector resumed its downward correction after a brief one-day rebound in the prior session. The sector had experienced approximately 15.61% of deep adjustment over the past month. While the previous trading day saw a short-lived volume-driven bounce triggered by Zhiyuan Technology launching its Hong Kong IPO process, the sector continues to face multiple headwinds including profit-taking, risk aversion ahead of the mid-year earnings verification period, and margin position liquidations, resulting in insufficient rebound sustainability.
SANHUA, as a core humanoid robot actuator component supplier, tracked the broader sector weakness. Among peers in the Industrial Machinery sector, HANS CNC fell 9.94%, TSUGAMI CHINA fell 9.26%, ESTUN fell 2.18%, and UBTECH ROBOTICS fell 0.95%, reflecting persistently subdued sector sentiment.
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