On July 10, Lens Technology fell 3.08% in regular trading, trading at HK$22.64/share, with turnover of HK$335 million.

On the news front, the electronic components sector continued its downward trajectory, with peers VGT down 11.28%, KB Laminates down 5.39%, and Kingboard Holdings down 3.42%, reflecting broad industry weakness. Additionally, the company disclosed on July 7 that three early-stage institutional shareholders plan to reduce holdings of up to approximately 1.5% of total shares starting July 13, with the imminent reduction window further suppressing short-term sentiment.

The company reported a net loss in Q1 due to foreign exchange losses and soft terminal demand, marking its first quarterly loss in nearly four years. Persistent institutional capital outflows have compounded selling pressure. Earlier, Goldman Sachs cut global smartphone shipment forecasts by 4%, while Apple announced 15%-25% price increases on MacBook and iPad products due to surging chip costs, further dampening consumer electronics demand across the supply chain.

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