On June 3, Junda Shares rose 5.36% in regular trading, trading at 33.2 HKD/share, with trading volume of approximately 85.46 million HKD, reversing a streak of consecutive declines.

On the news front, SpaceX recently announced plans to build a super factory, accelerating space photovoltaic industrialization. Additionally, Elon Musk publicly denied reports of a SpaceX valuation cut, while ongoing IPO expectations continue to fuel sentiment in the space photovoltaic sector. As the global leader in photovoltaic cell manufacturing, Junda has deeply positioned itself in the space photovoltaic segment through its subsidiary Xuntian Qianhe, whose flexible heterojunction cells have completed in-orbit verification aboard satellites and transmitted initial data.

The stock had previously declined for several consecutive sessions due to three major headwinds in the photovoltaic sector — downstream capital expenditure contraction, equipment supplier earnings misses, and termination of overseas orders — combined with profit-taking pressure after accumulating approximately 40% gains driven by SpaceX listing expectations. The current rebound represents a technical recovery following oversold conditions, catalyzed by SpaceX industrialization developments.

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