On July 17, Lingyi iTech fell 3.53% in regular trading, trading at HKD 6.5/share, with turnover of approximately HKD 19.58 million, erasing the prior session's gains.

The decline reflects ongoing market concerns over the company's announcement on July 10 to participate in the restructuring of Futong Group (Jiashan) Communications Technology via a subsidiary, with total investment cost capped at RMB 4 billion. The bid targets control of Futong Jiashan's optical fiber preform, fiber, and cable assets to expand into optical communication materials. Notably, Futong Group reported cumulative losses of RMB 11.068 billion across 2023-2025H1, intensifying investor skepticism. The A-share hit limit-down on July 13, and H-shares have seen sustained volatility since. Although the company significantly increased its A-share buyback on July 15—repurchasing 6.23 million shares for approximately RMB 80 million, a tenfold increase from the prior day—concerns over cross-sector M&A execution risk and large capital commitment remain unresolved.

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