On August 4, HUAQIN rose 3.13% in regular trading, trading at HKD 66.0/share, with turnover of HKD 19.21 million.

On the news front, the company significantly ramped up its A-share buyback on August 3, repurchasing 808,000 shares for approximately RMB 60.03 million at a price range of RMB 73.73 to 75.62 per share. This marks a substantial escalation from the initial buyback on July 30, which involved only 255,000 shares totaling RMB 20.07 million. The aggressive buyback came as the A-share declined 9.08% on August 3, with management capitalizing on the price pullback to accelerate repurchases under the board-approved plan of RMB 150-200 million through October 20.

Additional supportive factors include chairman Qiu Wensheng completing his H-share purchase plan of 180,000 shares for HKD 12.13 million, and the formal shipment of the company's first batch of F1 wheeled dual-arm robots, marking the start of scaled delivery for its robotics business.

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