On August 19, SG MICRO fell 5.84% in regular trading, trading at 96.5 HKD/share, with turnover of approximately HKD 11.99 million. The decline was driven by broad semiconductor sector weakness combined with sustained foreign institutional selling pressure.

On the industry front, the semiconductor sector came under collective pressure, with SMIC declining 2.57%, Hua Hong Grace falling 6.28%, and Iluvatar CoreX dropping 8.0%. On the institutional side, Singapore sovereign wealth fund GIC Private Limited has been consecutively reducing its position in SG MICRO H-shares, selling 123,200 shares on August 11 at an average price of approximately HKD 97.24, reducing its stake to 11.91%. This follows a larger disposal of 501,900 shares on August 4, bringing cumulative recent divestment to over HKD 53 million. The persistent foreign selling has weighed heavily on market confidence. Additionally, the company's A-share counterpart had already declined 5.13% on August 18, with the H-share extending the downward trend.

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