On August 12, 51WORLD fell 5.87% in regular trading, trading at HK$72.55/share, with turnover of HK$233 million. The decline marks the second consecutive session of selling pressure following the company's interim results release on August 10.

The company reported H1 revenue of RMB 124 million, up 129.8% year-over-year, with core business 51Sim delivering 545.2% revenue growth and its revenue share rising from 14.8% to 41.4%. However, the company still recorded a net loss of RMB 70.1 million for the period. On August 10, the stock surged over 15% in late trading ahead of the results announcement, largely front-running expectations. Since then, funds have been steadily unwinding positions.

Adding to the downward pressure, the company completed a placement of approximately HK$395 million in July at HK$73.2 per share, representing a roughly 12% discount. Market concerns over sustained losses and cash flow pressures persist. Combined with the significant prior rally driven by the L3 mandatory national standard policy catalyst for simulation testing, the short-term selling pressure continues.

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