On November 2, REALORD TEC-NEW fell 11.11% in regular trading, trading at HK$0.20, with turnover of HK$15.71 million.

The latest identifiable catalyst is the company’s announcement of a top-up placement involving 952 million shares at HK$0.21 per share, with estimated net proceeds of about HK$197 million, a transaction that increases share supply and may weigh on sentiment.

According to the filing, the placement and subscription agreement was signed after market close on October 30 by the company, controlling shareholder Merit Lead Holdings and the placing agent. The new shares will be issued under a general mandate, and the estimated net subscription price is about HK$0.207 per share. This follows recent volatility tied to clarification that the original 1196 counter remains eligible for Southbound trading, while a temporary counter linked to a share subdivision had been removed and later discontinued.

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