On June 11, UBTECH (09880.HK) fell 4.36% in regular trading, trading at 107.0 HKD/share, with trading volume of approximately 116 million HKD.

The decline marks the second consecutive session of selling pressure following the stock's sharp rally of over 8% on June 8, driven by strong pre-order performance of its ultra-bionic humanoid robot — which accumulated over 2,110 orders in just six days — and a strategic partnership agreement with Hitachi. Short-term profit-taking has continued to weigh on the stock as accumulated gains triggered sell orders that have yet to be fully absorbed.

Additionally, market concerns over equity dilution from the company's earlier H-share placement at a discount exceeding 11% remain unresolved, with investor sentiment toward frequent capital raises still negative. At the sector level, the Industrial Machinery sector continued its weakness, with SANHUA down 3.14%, ESTUN down 2.89%, GUOFUHEE down 2.43%, and HANS CNC down 0.71%, creating broad downward pressure on individual names.

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