On July 8, Sunny Optical Technology rose 3.05% in regular trading, trading at HKD 57.25/share, with turnover of HKD 923 million, bucking the broader Electronic Components sector weakness.

On the news front, the company's 2.15% RMB 2.7 billion bonds due 2031 were officially listed for trading on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange on July 8. The bonds were offered exclusively to professional investors, with Standard Chartered Bank serving as sole lead global coordinator and CICC among multiple institutions acting as joint bookrunners. Notably, the 2.15% coupon rate represents a significant reduction from the company's previously issued 5.95% USD-denominated bonds, while the subscription multiple approached 3x, indicating strong market recognition of the company's credit profile. The proceeds are intended for refinancing existing debt, which may help optimize the company's overall financing costs.

The positive bond market reception provided a clear confidence boost, helping the stock diverge from the sector where peers such as KB Laminates fell 5.57%, Kingboard Holdings fell 12.53%, and Lingyi iTech fell 10.81%.

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