On June 26, Montage Technology fell 5.01% in regular trading, trading at HKD 439.2/share, with turnover of HKD 227 million.

The decline was primarily driven by short-term profit-taking following the stock's sharp rally in the prior session. On June 25, the stock surged on multiple positive catalysts including Micron's earnings massively beating expectations and competitors Renesas and Rambus implementing a significant 50% price hike on DDR5 RCD chips. The substantial accumulated gains over recent sessions intensified selling pressure as investors locked in profits.

The broader semiconductor sector experienced a synchronized pullback on the same day, with SMIC declining 2.09%, Gigadevice falling 2.26%, and Iluvatar Corex dropping 4.98%, reflecting clear sector-wide linkage effects. Despite the short-term correction, the company's fundamental outlook remains supported by its leadership in DDR5 memory interface chips, ongoing PCIe 7.0 Retimer development, and accelerating CXL product penetration in data centers.

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