On July 13, Johnson Electric Holdings fell 6.6% in regular trading, trading at HK$19.26/share, with turnover of HK$220 million. The stock broke below its previous low of HK$20.40, forming a technical breakdown after the robotics and liquid cooling concept catalyst that drove a 10%+ surge on July 3 fully dissipated.

Since the concept-driven spike, the stock has been under sustained selling pressure, accumulating over 15% in losses from July 6 to 8, with short-selling activity reaching 20.71% on July 6. A brief rebound on July 10 failed to hold, and the stock resumed its downward trajectory.

The broader Auto Parts and Equipment sector was under pressure on the same day, with Hesai-W down 4.77%, Minth Group down 4.78%, and CALB down 4.17%. On fundamentals, the company reported FY2026 net profit attributable to shareholders of US$202 million, down 23% year-over-year, while JPMorgan maintains a Neutral rating with a HK$22 target price, citing limited earnings visibility constraining valuation recovery.

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