On July 24, SANHUA fell 4.93% in regular trading, trading at 24.78 HKD/share, with turnover of 39.67 million HKD.

On the news front, the company's 6.981 million restricted shares were officially unlocked for trading on July 22, involving 1,765 incentive recipients and representing 0.17% of total share capital, adding short-term supply pressure. Concurrently, the robotics sector has been under sustained correction since mid-July, facing triple headwinds of profit-taking, interim results verification concerns, and external disturbances. SANHUA, as a core humanoid robot actuator component supplier, continues to bear sector-wide selling pressure.

Within the Industrial Machinery sector, peers broadly weakened, with UBTECH ROBOTICS down 4.08%, TECHTRONIC IND down 1.97%, and DOBOT down 2.33%. Although the controlling shareholder previously proposed a 200-400 million yuan A-share buyback, the matter still requires board approval, limiting its near-term confidence-boosting effect.

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