On July 14, Johnson Electric Holdings fell 5.33% in regular trading, trading at 18.35 HKD/share, with turnover of approximately 77.90 million HKD.

On the news front, humanoid robot concept stocks extended their pullback after Unitree Robotics received approval for its STAR Market IPO, with its issuance valuation reflecting elevated market expectations and significant institutional divergence on fair value, triggering broad-based profit-taking across the sector. The stock had previously surged over 10% on July 3, driven by robot and liquid-cooling catalysts, but has since corrected sharply, breaking below its prior support level of 20.40 HKD on July 13 to form a technical breakdown, with further downside extension in this session.

The broader Auto Parts and Equipment sector also traded under pressure on the same day, with CALB down 4.2% and Minth Group down 3.91%. On the fundamental side, the company reported full-year attributable profit of USD 202 million, down 23% year-over-year, while JPMorgan maintained a Neutral rating with a 22 HKD target price, citing limited earnings visibility constraining valuation recovery.

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