Lenovo Group's stock declined 5.20% in early trading on Thursday, extending recent volatility for the technology hardware company.

The sharp drop follows an extraordinary rally that saw the stock surge 187% year-to-date and 109% in May alone, reaching a 25-year high earlier this week. Market analysts attribute the current decline to profit-taking by investors looking to lock in gains after the substantial appreciation. The broader Hong Kong market also opened weak, with technology stocks facing selling pressure, contributing to Lenovo's downward movement despite the company's strong fundamental performance with revenue growth of 20.3% and adjusted net profit increase of 42.1% for the fiscal year.