Movement Alert|DTECH Rises 8.76% in Regular Trading, PCB Sector Collective Rebound Drives Oversold Recovery After Consecutive Pullback

Market Focus07-31

On July 31, DTECH rose 8.76% in regular trading, trading at 303.6 HKD/share, with turnover of HKD 4.2151 million, ending a multi-day losing streak that began after its July 14 high.

On the news front, the PCB sector staged a broad-based rebound, with peer Hans CNC surging approximately 15%, lifting DTECH on oversold recovery momentum. The company previously disclosed its half-year earnings preview, projecting H1 net profit attributable to shareholders of RMB 640 million to RMB 700 million, representing year-over-year growth of 301% to 338%. The core growth driver is robust downstream PCB customer demand for precision cutting tools and grinding/polishing materials, fueled by surging AI computing power buildout.

The stock had experienced sustained profit-taking since its July 14 rally of over 10%, with its dynamic P/E ratio previously cited around 254x, raising debate over short-term valuation-to-earnings alignment. The current sector-wide bounce appears to have triggered a technical oversold recovery, intensifying short-term bull-bear dynamics.

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