On July 14, Goldwind Technology fell 5.4% in regular trading, trading at 9.1 HKD/share, with turnover of approximately 75.82 million HKD. The decline extends a sector-wide pullback in the commercial aerospace concept that began on July 13.

On July 10, the Long March 10B rocket successfully achieved controlled recovery of its first-stage booster, triggering a broad rally across commercial aerospace names. Goldwind Technology surged over 15% that session, driven by its subsidiary's 4.14% equity stake in LandSpace. Institutional net buying reached 350 million yuan and northbound capital net inflows totaled 428 million yuan on that day for Goldwind's A-share listing. However, profit-taking emerged from July 13, with Goldwind's HK shares dropping over 9% and peer Junda falling over 17%. Today, the concept continues to cool, compounded by broad weakness in the Heavy Electrical Equipment sector, with Dongfang Electric down 3.02% and Harbin Electric down 3.46%.

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