On June 17, Sigen Energy fell 3.02% in regular trading, trading at HKD 353.6/share, with turnover of HKD 8.77 million. The stock had already retraced the previous session's rebound gains, extending its downward trajectory as selling pressure from newly circulating shares remains unresolved.

On the news front, the company previously exercised its over-allotment option in full, issuing 2.036 million H shares at HKD 324.20/share, expanding total issued share capital to 141,768,341 shares. The price stabilization period ended on May 13, meaning the underwriter is no longer providing price support. The stock briefly rebounded 3.06% on June 15 driven by sector recovery, but immediately gave back those gains with a 3.17% decline the following session, indicating that the overhang from new circulating shares has yet to be fully absorbed.

Additionally, the Electrical Components and Equipment sector remains broadly under pressure, with WOER down 3.43%, ZHAOWEI down 1.83%, JLMAG down 1.71%, and CATL down 1.12%, failing to form upward momentum and further dragging on individual stock performance.

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