On July 13, Goldwind Technology (02208.HK) fell 6.05% in regular trading, trading at HKD 9.77/share, with turnover of HKD 117 million. The decline represents a correction following last Friday's approximately 15% surge, which was driven by the successful first flight of the Long March 10B rocket and its historic sea-based controlled first-stage recovery, catalyzing a broad commercial aerospace theme rally.

Goldwind holds approximately 8.3% equity in LandSpace, a leading private rocket company whose IPO process recently resumed on the STAR Market. On July 10, commercial aerospace-related stocks surged across the board, with Goldwind among the top gainers. The pullback comes amid broader market headwinds including escalating geopolitical tensions and upcoming large-scale IPO subscriptions potentially tightening market liquidity. Within the Heavy Electrical Equipment sector, performance was mixed: Dongfang Electric down 1.61%, Shanghai Electric down 1.22%, Harbin Electric up 1.43%, Guoxia Tech down 0.06%, and Dajin down 1.54%.

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