Movement Alert|SenseTime-W Rises 4.05% in Regular Trading, MSCI China Index Inclusion Boosts Market Confidence

Market Focus06-15

On June 15, SenseTime-W rose 4.05% in regular trading, trading at HKD 1.5/share, with turnover of HKD 188 million. The rebound was primarily driven by the company's inclusion in the MSCI China Index.

MSCI recently announced its latest index review results, with SenseTime's Class B shares being added to the MSCI China Index. As the first Hong Kong-listed AI stock to be included in this authoritative index, the move is expected to attract greater international passive fund allocation, further validating global capital markets' long-term recognition of Chinese AI enterprises. MSCI index constituents must meet strict screening criteria, including clear voting structures and international investment accessibility.

Prior to this catalyst, SenseTime-W had experienced significant pullbacks over multiple sessions due to sustained pressure on the AI application sector and persistent southbound capital outflows. Data showed southbound funds reduced holdings on 17 out of 20 trading days, with cumulative net selling of 617 million shares. The MSCI inclusion provided positive sentiment support, and combined with prior oversold conditions, triggered the intraday rebound.

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