On June 12, Cambridge Technology (06166.HK) rose 5.34% in regular trading, trading at 124.7 HKD/share, with turnover of 101 million HKD. The rebound follows consecutive sharp declines that saw the stock fall well below its H-share placement price of 126.66 HKD, reaching as low as 115.6 HKD on June 11.

On the news front, the company announced on June 11 the first grant of 3.998 million stock options to 1,056 employees at an adjusted exercise price of 113.71 CNY/share, signaling management confidence in the company's long-term prospects. The grant is part of the adjusted equity incentive plan, with the original restricted stock component eliminated under the company's cost-reduction strategy.

The stock had declined over 20% from its June 5 level of 146.8 HKD as the market digested the dilutive impact of the 15.6 million new H-share placement completed on June 4, which raised approximately 1.967 billion HKD primarily for strategic core component reserves. Within the Communications Equipment sector, TRIGIANT rose 5.02%, MEIG rose 2.95%, YOFC rose 2.69%, and ZTE rose 1.83%, reflecting broader sector recovery.

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