On June 16, Nobikan (02635.HK) declined 5.21% in regular trading, trading at 14.78 HKD/share, with turnover of approximately 45.18 million HKD.

The decline continues a pattern of volatile oscillation driven by the company's extremely low free-float structure. Nobikan's actual tradable shares amount to only approximately 30 million shares. This thin liquidity amplified the stock's prior selloff from its high of 83.2 HKD — reached after its inclusion in Stock Connect on April 20 — and now equally intensifies price swings during the rebound phase, causing frequent alternation between sharp gains and losses.

Within the Electronic Equipment and Instruments sector, performance was mixed. Among peers, ROBOSENSE fell 6.34%, GPIXEL fell 3.63%, PAX GLOBAL fell 2.31%, while WASION HOLDINGS rose 2.34% and Q TECH rose 5.55%. Nobikan's movement remained largely independent of broader sector trends.

Nobikan is a China-based company that develops and sells AI-powered monitoring and inspection solutions for railway operators, power grid companies, and urban governance applications, operating across transportation, energy, and city management segments.

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