On June 26, SENASIC (06675.HK) declined 6.14% in regular trading, trading at HK$34.5/share, with turnover of HK$2.6577 million.

The decline follows two consecutive days of rebound on June 24-25, during which the stock recovered from a post-IPO low of HK$30.88 to as high as HK$37.8, representing a cumulative bounce of over 22%. Today's pullback reflects profit-taking as the stock exhibits a typical high-volatility oscillation pattern following its June 17 listing. SENASIC debuted at HK$18.36 per share, surging 127.12% on its first day to close at HK$41.70, before retreating over 25% from that peak through June 22. Additionally, cornerstone investor Balong Technology recently indicated that SENASIC's listing is expected to have a significant impact on its Q2 profit, underscoring market attention to the company's valuation.

SENASIC is a Physical AI edge-side sensing and computing chip company with over a decade of experience, focusing on high-performance chip R&D and sales. The company has built an integrated technology platform spanning sensing, signal processing, and wireless transmission, serving energy storage, automotive, industrial electronics, and robotics applications.

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