On July 8, SG Micro (03661) fell 3.53% in regular trading, trading at 105.1 HKD/share, with turnover of 11.37 million HKD.

On the news front, the stock's AH premium deviation remains persistently negative, with H-shares trading at a notable discount to A-shares, creating short-term valuation convergence pressure. Additionally, SG Micro's A-shares closed down 5.05% on July 7 at 129.1 RMB, transmitting negative sentiment to the H-share market. Since the H-share listing debut on June 26, which saw a 47.07% first-day surge from the IPO price of 85.20 HKD, profit-taking has continued to weigh on shares. A large-scale position transfer of approximately 1.2 billion HKD on June 30, representing 18.97% of shares, with 2.18 million shares transferred out from CICC Hong Kong Securities, has further intensified short-term volatility.

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