On May 20, Lopal Tech rose 5.39% in regular trading, trading at 16.25 HKD/share, with trading volume of 80.30 million HKD.

On the news front, the company disclosed on May 19 via its investor interaction platform that it launched a new-generation dry electrode material, DRY201, in March. The material features high compaction density, high charge-discharge capacity, high rate performance, and can withstand 9T pressure with superior particle sphericity and flowability, fully adapting to dry electrode production requirements and helping customers achieve breakthroughs in both cost and performance.

The stock had been under significant pressure recently due to multiple headwinds, including share capital dilution from a private placement (16.54% of pre-issuance shares), subsidiary Changzhou Liyuan's equity dilution from a B-round fundraising that reduced Lopal's stake from 66.42% to 61.88%, and JPMorgan's reduction of 483,000 shares at approximately 18.97 HKD per share. The stock recorded declines exceeding 5% on both May 14 and May 19. Today's rebound appears linked to the new material announcement boosting market sentiment amid oversold conditions.

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