On June 25, Senior Technology Material (06067.HK) fell 5.75% in regular trading, trading at HK$9.08/share, with turnover of HK$40.98 million. The stock listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange on June 23 and has now declined for two consecutive sessions following its debut.

The continued selloff is driven by multiple factors. First, the company's net profit has declined sharply over the past three years, falling from RMB 5.94 billion to RMB 738 million, with its non-recurring profit already turning negative, reflecting severe margin compression in the lithium battery separator industry amid overcapacity and price wars. Second, H shares currently trade at approximately 55% discount to A shares, and the massive 1,563x oversubscription on IPO day generated substantial short-term profit-taking pressure that has yet to fully unwind. On the first trading day, shares surged as high as 42.5% before closing up only 22.5%, signaling heavy intraday distribution. Additionally, the company's June 24 announcement of a RMB 151 million investment in a new energy storage fund failed to improve market sentiment amid broader sector weakness.

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