On July 17, Biren Technology fell 4.47% in regular trading, trading at 39.96 HKD/share, with turnover of 76.45 million HKD. The stock has now fallen approximately 13.5% below its placement price of 46.2 HKD/share.

On the news front, the company completed the placement of 153 million new H shares on July 8 at 46.2 HKD per share, raising approximately 70.38 billion HKD in net proceeds. The placement represented a discount of roughly 9.94% and diluted existing shareholders by approximately 6.27%. Since effectively breaking below the placement price, the stock has remained under sustained pressure as dilution effects and post-lock-up selling from cornerstone investors, whose restrictions expired on July 2, continue to weigh on sentiment.

Additionally, the broader Hong Kong market faces a large-scale restricted share unlock wave of approximately 1,500 billion HKD in July, with Biren Technology identified as one of the key information technology sector names under unlock pressure. The semiconductor sector also weakened collectively, with GigaDevice down 5.5%, SMIC down 2.26%, Montage Technology down 1.72%, Hua Hong Grace down 1.46%, and Iluvatar CoreX down 0.81%.

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