On June 5, FIT Hon Teng fell 3.5% in regular trading, trading at HKD 8.84/share, with trading volume of HKD 91.40 million. The decline reflects renewed selling pressure as the stock's price-to-earnings ratio remains elevated at approximately 55x, far exceeding the electronic components industry average.

The stock had previously rallied sharply after parent company Foxconn was reported to have delivered full-optical CPO switch cabinets to NVIDIA ahead of schedule, with shipment targets raised from 10,000 units to 50,000 units. On June 3, the stock surged over 10% in a single session. However, with net profit margins yet to achieve a significant breakthrough, the market remains divided on whether earnings delivery can match the premium valuation.

Adding to headwinds, the broader electronic components sector weakened on the same day, with peers including Lens Technology down 5.51%, VGT down 3.66%, and KB Laminates down 2.67%. Short-term profit-taking pressure resurfaced as investors chose to lock in gains from the recent rally.

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