SUNAC's stock price dropped 5% during intraday trading on Thursday, as the company faced significant selling pressure coinciding with a critical debt restructuring milestone.

The decline occurred as May 21 marked the settlement date for SUNAC's MCB1 mandatory convertible bonds, triggering substantial capital outflows from the stock. Throughout the trading session, multiple large block sell orders appeared with execution prices declining progressively, indicating persistent and intensifying selling pressure.

The MCB1 convertible bond settlement represents a key event in SUNAC's ongoing debt restructuring process, with market participants reacting to this development through aggressive selling activity that weighed heavily on the stock price during regular trading hours.