On October 12, CREALIGHTS declined 5.18% intraday, trading at 102.6 Hong Kong dollars with a turnover of 15.52 million Hong Kong dollars. The broader optical communications sector weakened amid persistent concerns over potential U.S. Federal Communications Commission (FCC) restrictions on Chinese-made optical modules.

According to a Morgan Stanley research note, FCC restrictions on Chinese optical modules are most likely to be implemented at the 3.2T generation, though an exemption pathway based on U.S. content exists. However, formal rules have not yet been finalized, and lingering uncertainty over long-term policy continues to pressure valuations across the sector. This uncertainty, combined with expectations of looser optical chip pricing, is driving structural selling pressure.

CREALIGHTS, which benefits from ramping 1.6T optical module shipments and increased southbound capital inflows via the Stock Connect, is nonetheless facing a pullback from elevated valuations amid the broader sector headwinds. Beijing CREALIGHTS Technology Co., Ltd. primarily provides optoelectronic interconnect products, including optical modules, active optical cables, and optical sub-assemblies, for AI data centers in both domestic and overseas markets.

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