On October 16, LIGENT rose 5.68% in regular trading, trading at HK$26.94, with turnover of HK$21.97 million.
The move was tied to a rebound in optical module names as the market reassessed earlier concerns around rumored 3.2T optical module rules and a 65% US-sourced BOM threshold, with no formal policy document or ban having been released.
Recent public information indicates the discussion remains at the level of policy speculation rather than an implemented rule. After sector sentiment was pressured a day earlier by concerns over next-generation product compliance paths and margin implications, investors began to reprice the risk as the absence of official regulatory action became clearer. LIGENT, which has integrated capabilities spanning optical modules and optical chips, had previously been dragged down by sector sentiment and then rebounded as expectations marginally improved.
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