Movement Alert|SG Micro Rises 5.7% in Regular Trading, Singapore Sovereign Fund GIC Continues to Accumulate Shares Boosting Market Confidence

Market Focus07-15

On July 15, SG Micro rose 5.7% in regular trading, trading at 104.7 HKD/share, with turnover of approximately 20.80 million HKD.

On the news front, after-hours disclosure on July 14 revealed that Singapore sovereign wealth fund GIC Private Limited increased its holdings by 381,400 H shares on July 9, at approximately 108.38 HKD per share, totaling approximately 41.34 million HKD. GIC had previously acquired 111,600 shares at approximately 118.19 HKD on July 7. As a cornerstone investor in the company's IPO, GIC's continued accumulation signals long-term confidence. Additionally, Point72 Associates increased its stake by 62,200 shares on July 3, bringing its holding to 5.02%.

Multiple international institutions adding positions against the trend has provided recovery momentum following the recent pullback caused by semiconductor sector divergence and profit-taking after the stock surged 47.07% on its June 26 listing debut. SG Micro is a leading analog IC company in China, ranking first among domestic firms and eighth globally by revenue.

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