On June 24, Jiaxin International Resources fell 5.63% in regular trading, trading at 68.6 HKD/share, with turnover of approximately 35.66 million HKD. The decline marks the second consecutive trading day of over 5% losses following the stock's sharp 21.84% surge on June 22.

On the news front, the Diversified Metals and Mining sector came under broad selling pressure, with CMOC down 1.62%, MMG down 1.18%, Wanguo Gold Group down 2.53%, and Lygend Resources down 2.54%. The sector-wide weakness compounded existing profit-taking momentum in Jiaxin International Resources.

The stock had previously rallied sharply on June 22, driven by the implementation of the Mineral Resources Law Implementation Regulations which designated tungsten among 36 strategic minerals subject to tightened extraction quotas and export controls, alongside PCB expansion boosting tungsten rod demand and institutional bullishness on tungsten price trajectory. Following that surge, concentrated short-term profit-taking has driven consecutive selloffs, with 258,800 shares sold short on June 23 alone, accounting for 5.66% of total turnover.

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