Movement Alert|Yifei Technology Declines 7.2% in Regular Trading, Profit-Taking Emerges After Sharp Short-Term Rebound Amid Lingering Fundamental Concerns

Market Focus06-15

On June 15, Yifei Technology (06871.HK) fell 7.2% in regular trading, trading at HKD 29.1/share, with turnover of HKD 13.52 million. The decline came as the stock faced profit-taking pressure following a rapid rebound from its June 8 stage low of HKD 20.38 to the HKD 30 level, representing a substantial short-term gain that triggered selling.

Fundamentally, the company's board reviewed audited financial statements for the three years ending 2025 on June 5, which revealed persistent losses, negative operating cash flow, and elevated leverage ratios. These concerns remain unresolved. Additionally, the IPO structure lacked cornerstone investors and a greenshoe stabilization mechanism, leaving the stock without effective price support. Notably, sector peers UBTECH Robotics gained 4.4% and Estun rose 5.0% on the same day, with Yifei Technology declining against the broader sector strength, suggesting cautious institutional positioning on its fundamentals.

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