Extreme Vision's stock plummeted 6.54% during intraday trading on Thursday. The decline follows a period of significant appreciation for the AI computer vision solutions provider.

The retreat is widely attributed to concentrated profit-taking pressure after the stock's dramatic short-term appreciation. The company's shares had recently surged over 28% and hit an all-time high, pushing the cumulative gain from its IPO price beyond 200%.

While the firm has seen positive developments, including a major shareholder depositing a significant portion of equity into a brokerage and its strategic expansion into commercially viable large language model solutions, the scale of accumulated gains has amplified selling pressure, leading to the current correction.