On July 23, DTECH rose 3.03% in regular trading, trading at HK$360.6/share, with turnover of HK$55.36 million. The stock rebounded after retreating in the prior session, continuing a pattern of high-level oscillation and oversold recovery.
On the news front, the broader Hong Kong-listed PCB sector rallied, with peers including Da族CNC, Shenghong Technology, and Kingboard Laminates gaining nearly 6%. DTECH's rebound follows its July 13 disclosure of H1 earnings guidance projecting net profit of RMB 640-700 million, representing 301%-338% year-over-year growth. The company cited robust downstream PCB customer demand for precision drill bits and polishing materials, driven by AI computing buildout fueling high-end PCB capacity expansion. The stock surged over 10% on July 14 before experiencing concentrated profit-taking over multiple sessions, accumulating significant losses and subsequently entering an oversold recovery phase. Analysts note the current dynamic P/E of approximately 300x raises debate over near-term valuation-to-growth alignment, with the stock remaining in a contested bull-bear equilibrium.
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