On June 5, Dobot (02432.HK) declined 5.09% in regular trading, trading at 29.54 HKD/share with trading volume of approximately 45.73 million HKD. The drop came as market attention shifted to the company's shareholders recently applying for H-share full circulation, raising investor concerns over potential selling pressure from unlocked shares.

The stock had previously rallied on multiple positive catalysts, including the release of its proprietary world action model DobotWAM and progress on its A-share IPO application being accepted by the Shenzhen Stock Exchange. However, with these developments largely priced in, profit-taking intensified and the stock came under pressure.

Within the Industrial Machinery sector, the broader segment traded weak. Among peers, UBTECH ROBOTICS fell 0.82%, Techtronic Industries fell 0.83%, Sanhua declined 3.16%, and Estun dropped 3.21%, while Hans CNC bucked the trend with a 3.98% gain.

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