On July 21, Zhida Tech (02650.HK) fell 5.66% in regular trading, trading at HK$19.64/share, with turnover of HK$40.265 million.

The decline continues a sustained profit-taking pattern following the stock's sharp rally since late June, driven by charging robot industry chain catalysts. The stock surged over 30% on July 6 and nearly 19% intraday on July 13 after its charging robot manufacturing base officially landed in Ningbo. After the company released its Global Market + Smart Energy + Energy Service Robot 2.0 strategy upgrade on July 16, shares entered a correction channel, with a single-day drop of 19.28% on July 17 and a further 6.26% decline on July 20.

On the same day, the company announced the global launch of an AI Energy + Robot integrated solution targeting Robotaxi, ride-hailing, logistics vehicles, and campus shuttle scenarios. However, the new product announcement failed to reverse selling momentum as investors continued to lock in gains from the prior rally.

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