On June 12, 51World rose 5.25% in regular trading, trading at HK$124.6, with turnover of HK$362 million. The stock rebounded after two consecutive sessions of decline, during which it fell from a 52-week high of HK$147 to HK$121.5.

On the news front, the underlying catalyst from NVIDIA's recent releases of Alpamayo 2 Super and Cosmos 3 continues to support sentiment. 51World, through its 51SIM platform, holds a 53.5% share of the high-level autonomous driving simulation market and remains NVIDIA's sole Chinese partner in the intelligent driving simulation space. Its capabilities in physics-based simulation, scene reconstruction, and data closed-loop systems are positioned to benefit from the ongoing physical AI industry upgrade. Following the stock's pullback from extreme valuations — with price-to-book ratio exceeding 72x and net profit still negative — market funds have re-entered at lower levels, driving the technical rebound.

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