On July 20, Zhida Technology (02650.HK) fell 6.26% in regular trading, trading at HK$23.02/share, with turnover of HK$50.29 million.

The decline extends a sustained profit-taking trend following a sharp rally driven by charging robot industry catalysts since late June. The stock surged over 30% on July 6 and gained nearly 19% intraday on July 13 after its charging robot R&D and manufacturing base officially launched in Ningbo, making it the first company globally to achieve annual production capacity of over 10,000 charging robots. On July 16, the company released its 2.0 strategic upgrade to become an AI-driven smart energy and robotics integrated solutions provider. However, following the announcement, the stock entered a correction channel, declining over 5% on both July 14 and 15, and falling 19.28% on July 17. The current session decline continues this pattern of profit realization after the cumulative gains.

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