On September 8, HANS CNC fell 3.22% in regular trading, trading at HK$105.3/share, with turnover of approximately HK$46.66 million. The decline follows a 9.03% surge in the prior session driven by broad-based strength in the PCB concept sector.

The pullback reflects a recurring pattern of short-term profit-taking after sharp rallies. On August 31, the stock surged over 12% in late trading on news of major PCB manufacturers announcing capacity expansions, only to retreat more than 4% in subsequent sessions. The company recently announced plans to invest up to US$180 million in a PCB equipment manufacturing base in Malaysia, accelerating its overseas expansion strategy.

Fundamentally, the company reported robust first-half results with revenue of RMB4.985 billion, up 109.29% year-over-year, and net profit attributable to shareholders of RMB957 million, surging 263.45%. Q2 net margin reached a single-quarter record high. Multiple brokerages maintain positive ratings, citing the companys dual leadership in mechanical and laser drilling equipment amid the ongoing AI-driven PCB capacity expansion cycle.

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