On June 23, RoboSense declined 5.06% in regular trading, trading at 22.16 HKD/share, with turnover of approximately 163 million HKD.

The continued selloff was driven by multiple headwinds. Elevated US inflation data fueled rate hike expectations, triggering broad capital outflows from Hong Kong-listed growth stocks. As a high-duration asset with substantial R&D spending and distant profitability, RoboSense is particularly sensitive to discount rate increases. Additionally, the company was recently added to the US 1260H military-related list, effectively restricting US-based capital from establishing new positions.

Within the Electronic Equipment and Instruments sector, stocks declined broadly. Among peers, WASION HOLDINGS edged up 0.27%, while Q TECH fell 6.09%, GPIXEL dropped 3.34%, NUOBIKAN slid 7.33%, and CHINA CRSC declined 0.9%. The company also announced a share buyback of 215,000 shares on June 22, spending approximately 4.94 million HKD at prices between 22.88 and 23.00 HKD per share.

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