On June 29, Shenzhen Senior Technology Material rose 5.04% in regular trading, trading at HK$9.58/share, with turnover of approximately HK$31.09 million.

The stock's H shares debuted on June 23 with a 22.5% first-day gain, followed by four consecutive trading days of decline that saw shares retreat over 30% from their peak. Short-term profit-taking pressure has gradually been absorbed, providing conditions for a technical rebound. On the fundamental side, the battery separator supply-demand balance is tightening, with the company having issued price increase notices to downstream customers of approximately 30%. Market expectations suggest energy storage demand growth will push industry supply into a tight state in the second half of the year.

Currently, the H shares trade at a discount exceeding 52% to A shares, offering a degree of valuation safety margin. Additionally, the company announced on June 24 a plan to invest RMB 151 million as a limited partner in a RMB 500 million new energy storage industry fund, targeting the full energy storage value chain to support medium- to long-term growth.

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