On June 22, UBTECH declined 3.05% in regular trading, trading at 104.3 HKD/share, with turnover of 2.92 billion HKD. The stock retreated from recent highs as short-term profit-taking pressure persisted following a strong prior rally.

The decline comes after the stock had surged on multiple positive catalysts, including the company's consumer-grade humanoid robot brand UWorld and its full-size ultra-bionic humanoid robot U1 achieving presale orders of nearly 5,000 units on JD.com since its June 2 launch, making it the first life-size humanoid robot to achieve large-scale online presales in China. However, market concerns over equity dilution from a prior H-share placement at a discount exceeding 11% continued to weigh on sentiment, as investors remained uneasy about frequent capital raises.

At the sector level, the Industrial Machinery industry broadly weakened, with SANHUA down 5.62%, HANS CNC down 4.21%, Estun down 6.86%, and RobotPhoenix down 23.9%, creating negative sector-wide pressure on the stock.

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