Movement Alert|Biren Technology Rises 5.98% in Regular Trading, Technical Rebound After Post-Stock Connect Selling Pressure Digested Amid Sector Strength

Market Focus06-12 09:43

On June 12, Biren Technology rose 5.98% in regular trading, trading at 54.55 HKD/share, with turnover of 66.83 million HKD.

On the news front, the rebound comes after the stock experienced cumulative declines of approximately 12% from June 8 to June 11, driven by profit-taking following its formal inclusion in the Stock Connect program on June 8. The stock had rallied over 26% ahead of the inclusion, and the subsequent sell-off reflected a classic good news priced in pattern compounded by concerns over a potential H-share full circulation application involving approximately 868 million domestic unlisted shares. With short-term selling pressure largely absorbed, the stock is seeing a technical recovery supported by broad semiconductor sector strength.

Within the Semiconductors sector, multiple peers posted solid gains on the same day, with HUA HONG SEMI up 6.03%, MONTAGE TECH up 6.25%, GIGADEVICE up 5.39%, SMIC up 3.62%, and ILUVATAR COREX up 3.2%, providing favorable sector tailwinds.

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