On November 13, BYD ELECTRONIC fell 4.01% in regular trading, trading at HK$19.83, with turnover of HK$79.19 million.

The move followed continued market digestion of the company’s weak first-nine-month and third-quarter results, which showed profit pressure in its consumer electronics business, while broker views remained divided on the pace of any recovery from AI computing infrastructure.

The company previously reported first-nine-month revenue of RMB127.46 billion, up 3.38% year over year, but attributable profit fell 69.3% to RMB963 million. Third-quarter net profit dropped about 61% year over year, indicating that earnings lagged expectations despite modest revenue growth. More recently, one broker maintained a buy rating and raised its AI computing infrastructure revenue forecasts for 2026-2028 to RMB4.0 billion, RMB8.0 billion, and RMB11.0 billion, while another cut its target price to HK$25 and kept a neutral rating. The tension between near-term earnings weakness and longer-term AI infrastructure expectations appears to be weighing on the shares.

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